Should I be worried?

Just don't eat your laptop

>>61539132
>implying you will ever reproduce

>>61539132
Only if you live in California

Lithium is dangerous, but California has a retarded way of stating this.

>>61539132
Are you in California?

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>>61539132
>Not even americuck
>still k now how autismo california is with their cancer warnings.

>>61539132
Literally everything has that in California. When I moved here I was surprised to see the McDonalds and TacoBell drive thrus have the same notice on the pay windows.

>>61539132
Every electronic device you own has carcinogenic materials in them - that's why you don't fucking burn them.

>Lenovo
yes

https://thehackernews.com/2015/09/lenovo-laptop-virus.html
http://www.breitbart.com/tech/2016/10/24/report-pentagon-warns-against-use-of-lenovo-computers-over-chinese-spyware/
http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/security-failings-demonstrate-avoid-lenovo/
https://www.cnet.com/news/superfish-torments-lenovo-owners-with-more-than-adware/

>>61539295
>spyware
So it's just your typical Made in NSA/USA product?

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>>61539132
no.

if you actually read the list of chemicals that california says will cause cancer or whatever else you'll notice that it includes things like Caffeic acid, which is in coffee and 4-methylimidazole which is in cola and dark beers. 4-methylimidazole may cause cancer but the levels required to do it (something like a couple hundred mg per kilogram of bodyweight in order to do anything), warfarin (a blood thinner still used today), cocaine for some reason is specifically on there and even Asprin of all things.

Prop-65 while I'm sure meant well and I can see how alerting people when they've about to be exposed to something is important - the amount of stuff (and the ridiculousness) on the list ends up doing more harm than good.

When everything has a warning on it then nobody's going to take those warnings seriously.

That being said unless you intend on eating or burning and inhaling the fumes of that keyboard then you should -probably- be alright. It's still plastic though so there's always a chance it was made with cheapo chinese materials that'll give you mantits in like 40 years.

Its just lead

>>61539366
This.
tl;dr California labels everything that can cause cancer that it can cause cancer, while completely ignoring doses, LD50s, and such.

>>61539132
Don't eat it and you'll be fine.