Do Cell phones, wireless Internet and microwaves interfere when using those devices at the same time?

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Answer by ipndrmath
Most of the time: No, they run on different frequencies and channels.
Sometimes: The two can interfere, by pure, blind luck.

Answer by Fix My PC Mike
Cellphones don’t, but 2.4GHz cordless phones and B/G/N wireless use 2.4 GHz, and microwave ovens make static in that range as well. If you’re getting interference, try changing the wireless direct until you find one that works better. If you lose your wireless when the microwave is used, try channels below 7; if you lose it when the cordless phone is used, avoid channels 1-3. I often find direct 4 works well.

Answer by ccesbaseball
No, they are on different frequencies.

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I came across some articles about this while I was surfing the web. Reasonably frankly I found it a bi spooky, maybe because I use my home phone, (A wireless phone) at a minimum 6 hours nearly daily….

Well any way I’m now just curious as to what additional public reckon, what’s your opinions on this?

Answer by Lizzie
Well I reckon it would take a lot of radiation from the phone to make you get cancer…but over a long period of time it is possible. If you are using the phone that much I would strongly recommend a head set the you can connect to the phone. Not only will your hands be free but the radiation can not get on you…conundrum solved. Hope I may maybe help!

Answer by Susie Q
They say it does but has never been proven.

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