:: At least you are probably allowed, by default, to fold,
:: staple, spindle and/or mutilate it.

Actually no;

Do not drop, throw, or try to bend your wireless device.

Now I suspect this may have been translated from a foreign tongue - 
Keep your wireless device in normal temperature.

The FCC statement states, that the device is immune to audible 
signals, I wonder how'd that stand up to plonking it near a VLF 
transmitter, or the Rugby time clock?

Which reminds me, does anyone know the Rugby equivalent for the AUNZ 
region and it's frequency?

Colin
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