Which of the following is NOT considered a common location for asbestos exposure?

The correct answer is modern electronic devices, as they are not typically associated with asbestos exposure. Asbestos was widely used in construction materials and products up until the late 20th century, particularly in older buildings. Common locations for asbestos exposure include floor tiles, roofing shingles, and textured paint, all of which contain asbestos in many formulations used prior to regulations limiting or banning its use.

Floor tiles often contained asbestos as a binder to provide strength and resilience. Roofing shingles used asbestos for durability and fire resistance. Textured paint, particularly the types used in spray applications, could also include asbestos to achieve a specific texture or appearance. However, modern electronic devices have largely transitioned away from materials that contain asbestos due to health risks and regulatory changes. They incorporate new materials and technology that do not include asbestos, making them a non-source of exposure.