
No I took a radiation monitor I use at work (summer job) through my apartment and I couldn’t even get near the doorway near the WiFi without it ticking to the point of the red light going off. Did it again at my friends place who had a wifi router from like … years ago, it was only 1/10th the dose. If you guys have a new model wifi router I wouldn’t get anywhere near that thing. It says on the box it will give you cancer but I had no clue how quickly until I actually started using tools2📏
Heck, the shower is on the other side of the wall from the wifi, I kid you not, I left the door wet after I showered and took a nap and it has an aluminum frame. I guess that was enough to microwave the water and shatter the glass because I got a rude awakening that sounded like hail and my bathroom covered in broken glass shortly after it was installed.
Could be. I don’t think it arched light or anything like an actual microwave. But the building was brand new so, I’m not ruling out its proximity to the router contributing to the cracking. We use a wave harmonics principle and similar tools to break other things. Glass is just easy because it’s mostly carbon.