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Body-worn SAR testing has been carried out at a separation distance of 5
mm. This device is in accordance with the regulations regulating the
exposure at radio frequencies when it is used at a minimal distance of
5 mm from the body.
NOTE: The SAR value may vary, depending on national reporting and
testing requirements and the network band.
NOTE:
 Do not use your Smartphone in certain locations such as aircraft,
hospitals, service stations and professional garages or while driving a
vehicle. The electromagnetic waves from the Smartphone can disrupt
the performance of electronic devices used in these locations.
 We recommend that you switch off your phone or switch it to flight mode
in these locations to avoid interference.
 If you use an electronic implant (pacemakers, insulin pumps,
neurostimulators, etc.), please keep a distance of 15cm between the
Smartphone and your electronic implant.
 When using a pedestrian kit, pregnant women should keep the phone
away from their abdomen and teenagers should keep the phone away
from their lower abdomen.
Advice to reduce the level of exposure to radiation:
 Please use your Smartphone where reception is good to reduce the
quantity of radiation received (avoid using in an underground car park or
when travelling (train or car)).
 A reception icon indicates the quality of reception on your phone. A 4-
full display means that reception is good .
 Use of a pedestrian kit also allows the level of exposure to be reduced.
 To limit the bad consequences of the exposure to a prolonged radiation,
we advise teenagers to hold the phone away from their lower abdomen,
d the pregnant women to hold the phone away from their belly.
Safety and care information
 Read these instructions carefully.
 Keep these instructions.