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If you really want your phone to stay on but be unable to transmit/receive, put it in the Faraday cage in your kitchen: the microwave.
by newsbinator 6y ago
If you really want your phone to stay on but be unable to transmit/receive, put it in the Faraday cage in your kitchen: the microwave.
- coolspot 6y agoWhen put in microwave, my iPhone X loses all but one cell bar and all but one wi-fi . Then switches to 5G wi-fi for full bars. It all changes when I turn on my microwave with phone inside it.
- wiml 6y agoMicrowaves aren't actually full Faraday cages (perhaps some are, but not the ones I've seen): the door seal forms a quarter-wave trap, which is a short circuit at the oven's operating frequency, but not at other frequencies.