â??Electrosensitivesâ?? flock to Wi-Fi quiet zone as teens set up rogue hotspots - Ars Technica

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Cellular and Wi-Fi networks have spread throughout the country to support our growing reliance on smartphones and other portable Internet-connected devices. But in Green Bank, West Virginia, radio transmissions are heavily restricted to protect the ...





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