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#1 2023-10-07 05:52:04
- Loohan
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Wi-Fi router should be wrapped in aluminum foil
Partially wrapped to direct the MW's that is. If for some reason you are forced to use wifi.
Dartmouth researchers reveal why your Wi-Fi router should be wrapped in aluminum foil
Dartmouth researchers confirmed aluminum foil can make 'optimized reflectors'
The quick hack can boost signal where you need it and reduce it where you don't
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech … -foil.html
Shaping the signal allows users to funnel the Wifi toward the areas it's most needed, the researchers explain
As a side note, some time back i was having internet problems and the technician on the phone directed me to reset my modem by sticking a paper clip into a recessed button on the back. What did not occur to me at the time (and of course she did not mention) was that this restored defaults, meaning my wifi was turned back on. I never noticed that an amber LED had turned green on the modem.
Only some time later i happened to check something in the cabin with my wifi sniffer and noticed i was in a super hot MW zone. I had been frying myself unbeknownst with 5g and 4g.
It's insane that almost nobody in this day and age cares about anything but wireless convenience. I am in the process of getting a different ISP soon that is cheaper and has orders of magnitude more speed, using fiber optics. But the technicians say that "everybody" uses the wifi.
Luckily it can be disabled on their modem, which has several jacks.
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