Wi-Fi Technology

Wi-Fi technology has revolutionized mobile work, but users protest against charges for access. While many places offer free Wi-Fi, safety concerns persist. The risk from Wi-Fi is low due to the distance from transmitters, but some report health issues. London's advanced Wi-Fi network highlights mixed reactions and future prospects.

What is one of the main reasons people expect Wi-Fi to be free?

• It is a new technology.

• It is inexpensive to provide in many areas.

• It is only available in offices.

• It is a government service.

Why is the risk from Wi-Fi considered very low?

• Wi-Fi signals are blocked by walls.

• Wi-Fi is only used for short periods.

• Wi-Fi signals are weaker than radio waves.

• Wi-Fi transmitters are usually far from the user.

What symptoms did the individual experience due to Wi-Fi exposure in the classroom?

• Coughing and sneezing

• Fever and chills

• Dizziness and blurred vision

• Headaches and nausea

What is notable about London's Wi-Fi network?

• It is the largest indoor network in Europe.

• It is the fastest Wi-Fi network globally.

• It is the most advanced outdoor network in Europe.

• It is the first Wi-Fi network in the world.

What is the general public's reaction to the Wi-Fi network in London?

• Mixed reactions

• Indifferent

• Completely positive

• Completely negative