I went to the Apple store and touched the new iphones and they were all BOILING HOT! This was definitely a concern, but I promised I would give my mom my old 8 Plus (which I adored), so I had to take action. After touching all the black/blue phones in the store, I surmised that “the white seemed less hot” so I bought one at Best Buy and hoped for the best. A couple days in and the results are not good. I mean, is the phone good, sure, and the camera is great, but I just dont think potentially hurting my body is worth it. I now have a tingly / burning / pins and needles-y feeling in my hand every day since! To be fair, this would happen with my 8 plus from time to time, but it would be mostly when I was my phone over 5 hours a day or texting a ton. I have not even been using it as much as usual but the buzzing in my hand (mostly my palm) has me super freaked out. The buzzing stays in my hand even for hours after usage (sleeping, so it doesn’t go away) and has me very concerned/worried/writing this at 6:40 am. I will also note that I am sensitive, and I try wireless ear buds and I get a headache after, so I know not everyone feels things to my extreme. I did however read an article that iphone may be UNDER reporting RF radiation levels and that the levels are most likely double of what has been reported, and the levels of iphones are already significantly more than other manufacturers. Anyway before I rabbit hole too far into that, I am also worried about more practical matters. I am a longtime Mac user and am stuck (now) with what iphone can I even get. Years of apps, notes, etc. Do I go back in time to an older iphone or is there an iphone that doesn’t emit as hot/RF/whatever the hell is happening with a lesser camera, like a 14 Plus or something? I feel trapped between new and old tech, or am I just doomed to stop using iphones altogether. As I have been reading, Samsung and other phones have significantly less RF levels but the learning curve will suck. I am both confused, freaked out and scared. Is this happening to anyone else? Is there an iphone with less invasive physical effects? If so, please enlighten me.