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- Wikipedia is an encyclopedia, so neither a dictionary, nor a space for personal advice, promotion, etc.
- Wikipedia seeks the neutrality of point of view, which is ensured by the verifiability, the requirement of secondary sources of quality (therefore a certain notoriety) and therefore it advises against autobiographies and prohibits unpublished works;
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After several months of collaborative work, the article “Scandal Phonegate” was proposed to the publication October 10, 2018 in the French version of Wikipedia. It has since been the subject of various modifications and improvements of the initial project. And like any Wikipedia article, its content may have to change throughout the coming developments. The title still under discussion has been changed to either Phonegate or Commercialization of non-compliant mobile phones.
For Dr Arazi, who launched the alert in July 2016 and founded the association in March 2018: “This is a new and important step forward in informing and sharing in a single article a structured, global vision. and referenced the different industrial and health issues of Phonegate. This is updated regularly (10 March 2019, then 6 May 2019) https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phonegate
WikipediaWe hope that soon the article can be translated into English and several other languages to meet the international dimension of this scandal while integrating the many media and scientific references of more than twenty countries.
