Over the past few decades, technology is advanced tremendously. For some of us, the Internet has become what it is from a simple dial-up system to a worldwide network within our lifetimes. We’ve seen telephones go from landlines and Rotary phones two tiny intelligent phones that you can carry around in your pocket everywhere you go and be able to access all of the humans’ knowledge in the palm of your hand. Technology has been an overall magnificent boon to our quality of life and general existence. While the technology itself has advanced a lot, has technology improved the safety of the products we use? Let’s look at a few products that we use daily and see how much they changed.

For many people technology is mostly referring to computers and high technology. But technology can be electric toothbrushes just as it can be the hadron collider. When it comes to household use of technological items one of the great ways to see how much technology has progressed is by talking about the tools that we use. One of the most impressive safety features we’ve seen develop for any household item over the past decade has been the self-stopping bandsaw. While many were skeptical at first we’ve seen that many companies such as black and Decker have developed technologies that if the saw recognizes flesh on its blade it will immediately stop. Not only have we seen people try it with chainsaw safety gear but also with meat sausages to prove that it will prevent damage that could be irreversible. This requires a lot of precision and a lot of ingenuity and it shows that many people who work on such tools have people’s safety at their heart.

For others technology also comes in the form of medicine. Maybe the amazing advancements in treatments for aids or the development of self-injectable insulin for diabetic people technology are always at the forefront when it comes to dealing with issues in the body. There’s been a lot of debates regarding the use of chemicals when it comes to physical enhancement such as the use of anabolic steroids and supplements that can make your body stronger if you are a gym person. While a lot of studies are still assessing the dangers of using such supplements in your training routines many scientists recommend that you limit your use of trenbolon so you can get the benefits while avoiding the side effects and the possible dangerous aftereffects of using such chemicals in your body. This kind of product of course requires a lot of knowledge of how your body works and you should always look with your doctor if it is the right thing for you.

Another famous example of things becoming safer over the years of development is the potential dangers that come from a cellular phone and its lithium batteries. Back in 2016, Samsung ad to suspend the sale of their Galaxy Note 7 model following many injuries caused by the overeating and combustion of their phone batteries. While many wondered what was happening Samsung revealed that there was a manufacturing accident that caused many phones of this model to have a defect that rendered the phones dangerous. While this event made Samsung become the laughingstock of the Internet they were quick to adjust and address the issue at the heart. Seven years later Samsung has not had a similar problem again but is also considered to be one of the best phone manufacturers in the industry currently.

As you can see technology is always trying to improve both efficiency and security for all. The reality is that thanks to many governmental sanctions and laws many big technology companies are now forced to abide by certain standards that provide both safety and privacy to many customers who might not trust big tech after some negative interactions with their products. It truly shows that the best and safest relationship you can have with technology is by treating it like a tool and understanding that all technology needs to be regulated and contained by strict rules and a proper understanding of how technology works. nowadays we are so technology dependent that it is a reassuring thought to think that many groups and instances exist to keep these companies in check and make sure that technology serves us best and at its safest.