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No parent or teacher wants to be responsible for harming a child in their care, so the succession of media scare stories about the supposed dangers of Wi-Fi are bound to give people pause. Is the educational benefit of a wireless classroom really worth frying your children's brains for?
Faced with that dilemma, it is no surprise that a handful of schools have decided to turn their Wi-Fi networks off until they are satisfied the technology is safe - despite reassurances from scientists and public health bodies.
The Health Protection Agency has always said that although Wi-Fi is relatively new, there are good scientific reasons for thinking that the levels of radio frequency waves given off by routers and computers are so low that they are not a cause for concern. It has now commissioned research to show definitively that this is the case.
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