Impact of having a WiFi router in your bedroom

Question

Hello,
I have consulted your forum several times and it has been very helpful. Not finding a truly convincing answer to my question, I turn to you.

I have a MacBook and a Freebox in my room, but the purpose of a laptop is to be able to use it in bed as well as at a desk, so I opted for a WiFi base station like the AirPort Express (see the link below): http://www.maconline.com.au/catalog/images/airportexpress.jpg
I connected it to my FreeBox and it emits signals that allow me to connect to the Internet.
But here is my question, since this base station is located just a few meters from my bed, could it have consequences on my health? Headaches, fatigue...

Thank you for providing me with an answer knowledgeably, as many articles make assertions without really knowing what they are talking about.

See you soon and thanks, Tom Blanchard

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Tom Blanchard · Accepted Answer

Thank you very much for sharing your experience! Indeed, the reviews overlap and all point in one direction: the wifi signals from the access points seem too weak to have an impact on our health, except for electro-sensitive individuals (it seems to me).
Thank you. Tom Blanchard.

pebkac · Answer

hello  there's a recent Science et Vie that talks about it... the power received is ridiculous compared to other emissions (even at one meter away)  ...but no one has still proven that it is harmless.

flowerpower1962 · Answer

-- Hello, if you are worried about the waves, given that your box is in your bedroom, so I suppose not too far from your bed, you can always connect it with an ethernet cable, even with a "5m" cable... the signal will be very good and there won't be any interference like that!!

go ahead, make my day...

flowerpower1962 · Answer

-- Hello, as for the waves, after spending 25 years as a radio transmission technician in the army, I can tell you that we are constantly surrounded by all sorts of radio waves, not necessarily artificial by the way, the sun joyfully sending us all kinds of waves (X-rays, ultraviolet, infrared, gamma..); waves have been part of our life for many years from an artificial point of view: the slightest microwave, the slightest TV produces more waves than the slightest Wi-Fi relay or internet box and yet no one complains about watching TV (except to rightly say that the programs are terrible!!!). In short, we are sinking into paranoia, and unless you install a Wi-Fi amplifier of several kilowatts at home....... I don't see the risks involved.
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Impact of having a WiFi router in your bedroom

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