Why didn't Steve Jobs want his own kids to use Apple products?

The reason Steve Jobs had cancer and why he told Walter Isaacson that he didn't want his kids to use any Apple product.

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[remisteele]

I'm always impressed by people who can be so confident while having absolutely zero idea what they're taking about.

[davidlewis]

As an electrical engineer, he is talking absolute nonsense

[wirebrushproductions]

His electrical knowledge is matched by his medical knowledge. Steve Jobs had islet cell neuroendocrine cancer, a rare form of pancreatic cancer. The picture show is kidney cancer. Different organ entirely. And the pancreas is located haflway up the abdomen from the gluteus, which is where the back pocket is located. Even if the iPhone were the cause, it would affect several other organs before the pancreas got in trouble. Total bullcrap.

[Crinklidge]

Opening the comments made me so happy. Gave me a little hope for humanity

[ruizft]

Just googled it and Steve Jobs had pancreatic cancer. Adam Osborne made the first laptop. There isn’t a company in the world that would market its products’ potential flaws it defeats the purpose of marketing a product.

[Fran-orlt]

Lies told with absolute conviction are the deadliest of all.

[aditya.khapre]

That's some whatsapp University knowledge there

[TriSamples]

How is this not flagged by YouTube? FUD like this should be illegal.

[DaveWillGo]

My favorite part is the two guys saying, "oooh, aaahhh." Really brings the message home for the apes in the room.

[juliuscaesar]

The guy is a living grandma’s Facebook posts

[pyrhoe]

Old mate is full of it. If the "rf and microwaves" were turned off, the wifi and cellular connections wouldn't work. IR is used for presence detection, but you don't have to touch it and it doesn't know if you're an adult, child or cat, for that matter.

[michaellooby]

Steve Jobs did not restrict his children’s use of technology due to concerns about cancer potential. Instead, his decision was rooted in concerns about the overuse of technology and its impact on family dynamics, personal interactions, and overall well-being. Jobs believed in the importance of human connections, creativity, and critical thinking, which he felt could be compromised by excessive screen time.

[donutves]

Infared detects kids? This guys has lost his entire mind

[rekahnmonis]

This guy embodies "Trust me bro"

[tubanbodyslammer]

I'm an rf/microwave engineer, rf signals and microwave signals don't have enough energy to harm you. They have less energy than a lightbulb

[Maasky]

He's lying better than a politician. iMagic

[lupreztryson]

This guy talking out of his behind. None of what he said is even remotely true, steve didn’t come up with the term. That ipad infrared detector turn off rf whatever is a bunch of BS

[JGM-zrtv]

This guy wins the most rhetorical questions asked in a Short award.

[lyre]

Dude asks a question every other sentence, speak like a normal person holy shit