Thread: I read this in the Kobo Vox Guide
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Old 01-03-2012, 05:17 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by dee_can View Post
I admit to turning off my router every night, and turning it back on in the morning just to reduce excess 'waves' while I sleep... hopefully. Although, there are so many neighbours with wifi networks that seem to leave their's on all the time that it probably doesn't make a difference.
The signal strength coming from your neighbours WiFi is about 1/64th or less as strong as your WiFi. Just guessing at the numbers based on what I see here.

Now are there reports of cancer or other illness being higher in radio repair technicians or amateur radio operators who work or play with radio waves all day long? What about high voltage electricians whose job it is to work in the power substations?

That radio the police or EMTs use is about 10 to 100 times as powerful as your cell phone. Are there are any reports of cancer or illness with them?
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