Will there be radiation if Wi Fi is placed on the ground at the foot of the bed?

WiFi is an abbreviation for Wireless Fidelity, which can refer to wireless transmission technology that meets the standards of the International Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) standards, or to devices that meet this standard. WiFi is actually a small local area network, mainly for data transmission. And as a wireless device, WiFi has a transmitter that does generate electromagnetic radiation around it.

It is understood that the most common wireless routers have a working power of between 30 and 500 milliwatts, which is less than the power of ordinary mobile phones (about 125 milliwatts to 2 watts). WiFi devices such as wireless routers are much farther away from the user than mobile phones, which makes it much less dense for people to receive their radiation.

Experts say that the intensity of radiation is inversely proportional to the distance, let alone through reinforced concrete, and the radiation value at this time is only one-tenth or even one-tenth of the national limit. WiFi is not fundamentally different from mobile phone signals, they are all microwaves, generally located in the 800 MHz-1900 MHz band, there is no really strong scientific evidence that it will destroy human DNA or protein structure, thereby affecting the development of the fetus and the health of pregnant women.

There must be radiation! Where there's a signal, there's radiation! It's just that if it's farther away, the radiation is relatively smaller!