UK School Fails Wi-Fi For Health Concerns
Tuesday September 2, 2008
[via Wi-Fi Net News] - One primary school in Lisburn, Northern Ireland has chosen to forego Wi-Fi networking due to concerns about "radiation" and related health risks. Before anyone objects to these students being deprived of educational resources, note they can use wired Ethernet instead.
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When we polled our readers last year on the topic of Wi-Fi health risks, opinions were mixed. It seems that not much progress has been made in understanding the effects of wireless signals on the human body.
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