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There is a difference between "sensationalist" and using a term that the general public knows. Wi-Fi means something to the average person, whereas "radio waves

There is a difference between "sensationalist" and using a term that the general public knows. Wi-Fi means something to the average person, whereas "radio waves in the 2.4GHz band" sounds like some obscure thing that doesn't apply to daily life.

adfm 8y ago
Kleenex is bleached wood pulp. But so is toilet paper, paper towels, coffee filters, newsprint, magazines, packaging, etc. It's disingenuous and exploitative reporting.
- Gnarl 8y ago
  If there is a genuine health problem with WiFi exposure, would you want to be the last to know?