July 8 2019 | By JEROMY | Protect Your Family From EMF Pollution | Source
“One question that comes up a lot is how to wire an iPad or iPhone. This can be very beneficial to people who use Apple devices for their work (improved security and health outcomes). A few years ago, this process was complicated and rarely worked. However, in conversations with Apple employees and product users who have had recent success, it appears that Apple is making this much easier to accomplish – especially if you use their hardware and the newest OS.
At the bottom of this article, I also outline how to wire an Android device. Additionally, I have provided a video that demonstrates the process of wiring most mobile devices.
Here are the specific steps that successfully allowed one reader to wire her iPhone and iPad using an Ethernet connection:
“My connection sequence is as follows: Wired Router -> Ethernet Cable-> Lightning to Ethernet Adapter -> iPad or iPhone.
Update June 2020: Several readers have found that this Ethernet to Lightning adapter and cable from Redpark works great for a wired iPad and iPhone connection. This is the route I would go at this time.
The key element here is that your iPad and iPhone must be up-top-date with the latest OS. Earlier OS’s will not connect to the Ethernet. When the you make this connection, Ethernet miraculously appears in the settings list for connections (see image below). Turn off Bluetooth and WiFi, put your device on Airplane Mode and you are connected. You will not receive calls, but you have full access to the internet.”
Another important thing to keep in mind is that the iPad requires an Ethernet to USB-C / Thunderbolt 3 adapter, while the iPhone requires an Ethernet to Lightning adapter. If you use the wrong one, the wired setup will not work.
One reader found that for wiring an iPhone, the UGreen Ethernet Adapter combined with the Apple Lightning to USB 3 Camera Adapterwork great. Here is an image of the parts:
I would add the following step to your setup to further reduce your EMF exposure:
As you can read in this article, reducing the EMI coming to your device from power supplies and modem/router is another important aspect of EMF reduction (the non-wireless part). To do this, use this Ethernet Ground Adapter between your modem/router and your iPhone/iPad (placed before the Lightning to Ethernet Adapter). You will need one extra shielded Cat-7 Ethernet cable as well. This step should significantly reduce the EMI coming to your iPad or iPhone, which you can confirm with your Electric Field meter.
The following video shows the steps seen above (without the EMI grounding part). Note: the process outlined above is now much more simple than what is seen in the following video. This is because the new Lightning to Ethernet adapter takes the place of the powered USB hub and the USB to Lightning/Thunderbolt adapter.”