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No idea, but it’s pretty widely known even in high school physics that radio waves can often be blocked or interfered with conductive metals such as aluminium f
by giobox 9y ago
No idea, but it’s pretty widely known even in high school physics that radio waves can often be blocked or interfered with conductive metals such as aluminium foil, hence the “tin foil hat” jokes, and the plastic/rubber antenna lines or windows on smartphones with metal enclosures.