Is mobile phone's loudspeaker is good way to avoid the ear problem?

hi surekharathi, yes we can use loudspeaker on mobile. your right its not easy to understand what the other saying if you use your loudspeaker, for me i better use earphone so its easy to talk to others. and also you can adjust the volume.

But i don't think is practical to use loudspeaker when making calls but for making or listening to music, is just okay

These experts seemed to have been into a lot of researches but they are not able to come up with a concrete proof of their claims. They have studies yeah but what else other than these claims? I agree that it's hard to always talk on the v speaker phone. Aside from the unclear sound, when in public it is not avoidable that there are other people who might be disturbed too. It is also not the truth that every person who have cellular phone is using it and talking all day long. There are those who uses phone to text or to browse b the net.

Hi surekha yes even i heard about this. We can minimize the harm to some extent.But yes some phones have this problem. If we keep on loudspeaker the voice will not be clear. I wont talk on phone too much so no problem. But people who are on phone for more time should take care.

Hey surekha, First of all I would like to congratulate you on the way you are taking care of yourself. But to address to your question that if you start using loud speaker it causes disturbance to others, and you cannot have a healthy discussion always as you may not want to disclose all information publicliy. I would suggest you to use headset of your mobile phone to avoid the issue.

You're right surekharathi. Turning on loudspeaker sometimes make voice unclear. What I usually do is I used earphone instead, because I opted to hear it on my own than other will hear anything our conversation. lol! Though turning on loudspeaker can be one of many ways to avoid ear problem, because, as what I know, there is a recommended time for your ear upon contact with any gadget that produces sound.

Sure, if you do not mind the whole world listening in to your telephone conversations. I don't think you would ever want to chat extensively on your mobile phone for obvious practical reasons. 1. Miss call You may miss out on your important calls getting through when you talk extensively. Even if you have second call service, you may not be able to interrupt your current call. 2. Hazard Since the phone is highly portable and mobile, your attention should be on the road (even walking) than on the phone conversation. A shift on our attention is simply very dangerous to others and most of all, to yourself. 3. Call Charges I am sure a mobile phone call is pretty expensive and it is just not economically sensible to engage in long conversations however meaningful or important. Honestly, I am sure you can think of many other reasons here to convince the other party and you to shorten the conversation on the phone. You can always suggest to meet up in person to have a more personal and undivided setting to whatever matters you all want to discuss. Or, make an appointment to video chat on the computer in the safe confines of your home or office or a place where you do not have to be attentive to traffic and walkway. If you must and seems to have a lot of calls due to the nature of your work, then I would suggest an investment on a good Bluetooth wireless headset to facilitate safe phone conversations.

Hi sure, it is a better way but there is another option of avoiding ear problem just typing it will avoid the unproperly voices and we can re read it over and over again when we don't get the meaning of a conversation

Surekha: meeting you after a long time. I agree with your suggestion we can use loud speaker while talking over phone. The problem is others nearby us can also hear what the other person is talking and what we are talking. Instead it is better to use head phone and talk so that we can hear properly. It is advisable not to talk over cell phone for a long time. We must talk for not more than twenty minutes per day. good day.

I personally prefer using loudspeaker especially if it would be a long conversation. For some reasons, I feel that talking to someone for a long time via the cellphone's earpiece can be really exhausting to our ears, also I don't feel comfortable that my cellphone that emits some levels of radiation is placed directly to the side of my head. Hence, as long as it's possible to talk to someone using my phone's loudspeaker, I would do so. However, there are limitations as well, since setting your phone to loudspeaker will allow the people near you to hear more details of your conversation.