Effects Of Using Your Smartphone In The Dark

Like the popular saying that says " things that are sweet , kills more " , so it is with using of
smartphone , for me I love using my smartphone at night 'most times in the dark' , not until i saw the effects of using mobile phone in the dark and I was like God help me .
Using of phone's in the dark is something that if not all of us has done then it will be 90% , its actually sweet laying on your bed and using your smartphone in the dark.. But the effects are heart crushing 'Lol that's no the effect , not " heart crushing" '
Below are some effect of using your smartphone in the dark .
1. It cause temporary blindness , yes' using phone in the dark can harm your vision. Lots of people have been candidates to this . A 40years old lady was said you loss her vision 30minutes every morning she wakes and doctors reports on her was linked to using her phone always in the dark .
2. Using smartphone in the dark can cause eye cancer , lots of publication has been going around about the need to stop using smartphone in the dark as the ray from a phone in the dark is very harmful .
3. Using smartphone in the dark affects the brain , from stressing the eyes which in turns stress the brain.

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