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phone wifi hotspots - dangerous?
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I showed people that your home wifi slows down when the microwave is on.
They didnt believe me until i showed them.
Router to microwave distance must be about 50ft.Censorship Reigns Supreme in Troll City...0 -
By this another user can only use your internet data. Nothing dangerous in this.0
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Unless your home WiFi is 5GHz onlyforgotmyname wrote: »I showed people that your home wifi slows down when the microwave is on.
They didnt believe me until i showed them.
Router to microwave distance must be about 50ft.
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Cordless phones do not use 2.4GHz in the UK. In the US they do. The DECT standard that cordless phones here use runs at 1.9GHz.Quiet_Spark wrote: »You may also want to ditch your wireless router and cordless landline phone if you have either as both operate at 2.4 GHz (which is the same frequency a microwave oven works at).0
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