Test Microwave for Radiation Leakage

janci wrote: post #5

olx_designer wrote: post #3

Is this is an IQ test?

Yes. If you are able to follow instructions you will not turn the oven on with the phone inside.

unless it's a recent generation iphone w wireless rapid charging

Re: Test Microwave for Radiation Leakage

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Post by bgro » Sat, Mar 26, 2022, 7:15 PM UTC

olx_designer wrote: post #3

Is this is an IQ test?

It says in red at the top to not turn on your microwave. This seems to be testing if WiFi waves can get through the microwave.

It’s interesting the browser can get access to this information with no prompts

Re: Test Microwave for Radiation Leakage

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Post by larsrc » Sat, Mar 26, 2022, 7:16 PM UTC

Isn't it lovely how we're inundating our homes with radiation at wavelengths that can cook meat? It's as if we _want_ the robot revolution to succeed.

Re: Test Microwave for Radiation Leakage

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Post by qorrect » Sat, Mar 26, 2022, 7:23 PM UTC

bgro wrote: post #7

olx_designer wrote: post #3

Is this is an IQ test?

It says in red at the top to not turn on your microwave. This seems to be testing if WiFi waves can get through the microwave. It’s interesting the browser can get access to this information with no prompts

> It’s interesting the browser can get access to this information with no prompts

Exactly what information is it getting ? What Chrome API is this using ?

Re: Test Microwave for Radiation Leakage

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Post by defanor » Sat, Mar 26, 2022, 7:30 PM UTC

> 1. Put phone on 2.4ghz wifi (5GHZ WILL NOT WORK!)

Might be nice to expand on "will not work". Wouldn't 5 GHz Wi-Fi failing to connect show that it's even better at blocking, and would easily block 2.45 GHz too? And I'd think that they should block 5 GHz too, since those meshes look quite fine, and they probably try to be extra-safe.