WiFi can be used to distinguish between household members with up to 95% accuracy - ZME Science

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WiFi routers have become as ubiquitous today as toasters, but the former can be far more versatile. Besides feeding your computers and handheld devices with the elixir called internet, WiFi radiowave interferences can be used to discern between family ...





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