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Do not use the pedestrian kit while driving.
 Adjust the volume so that you can hear the sounds around you.
 Listening at high volumes can damage your hearing and lead to hearing
impairment (deafness, ringing ears, tinnitus and hyperacusis).
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In order to prevent these risks it is recommended not to use the device at full
volume; use must not exceed one hour per day.
 This product complies with the EN62368-1:2014 in accordance with the order
of 25 July 2013 implementing Article L. 5232-1 of the French public health
code concerning portable audio players.
 Do not use pre-amplified or amplified models of headphones or earphones (i.e.
with individual volume control and/or self-powered by batteries), as they do
not ensure adherence to the maximum volume.
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To prevent possible hearing damage, do not listen at high
volume levels for long periods.
Electromagnetic waves safety information (SAR)
Your Smartphone is designed to not exceed the radio wave limits recommended by
the European authorities. These limits include safety margins to ensure the
protection of all persons regardless of their age or health.
The SAR (specific absorption rate) of mobile phones quantifies the maximum level
of exposure of the user to electromagnetic waves, for aural use. French legislation
stipulates that the SAR must not exceed 2 W/kg averaged over 10g of tissue.
The value of the SAR is determined on the basis of the highest level of radio
frequencies emitted during laboratory tests.
The actual value of the SAR during use of the smartphone is lower than this level.
The value of the SAR of the smartphone can vary according to the following factors:
how far/close the phone is to a relay antenna, use of accessories and others.
The maximum SAR level of your Smartphone is given in the following table: