Well no. But, I frequently get into this discussion with some friends of mine. Some are wary of wi-fi as an unknown. Here is a great article on Guardian that delves into this question.
So for those of a scientific, and thus sceptical, demeanour, that means there’s no proof of any effects. That doesn’t mean, however, that people are making it up if they claim that they feel ill in a Wi-Fi network - as the author Kate Figes did last week. It simply means that there have been no scientific studies to investigate whether people who claim such symptoms are indeed affected by the electromagnetic radiation, or some other effect - or not at all, but just think they are.
Hmm, interesting. Read on.
Tags: Wi Fi, Wireless, Wi Fi Sickness, World Health Organization
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