Do you pay attention to your Wi-Fi or Bluetooth settings before going to sleep? Do you turn them off, or do you leave them on? It’s likely that most people don’t bother turning off their Wi-Fi before sleeping, but if you leave it on, you might want to reconsider.
According to experts worldwide, it’s advisable to turn off these functions while you sleep. Wondering why? Well, leaving them on serves no purpose and only depletes your battery unnecessarily. It’s a simple concept – there’s no need for these functions to be active when you’re not using your smartphone while sleeping.
While Wi-Fi is undoubtedly convenient, fast, and useful, various experts globally have studied its effects, suggesting potential drawbacks. Wi-Fi has been a part of our lives since 1997, and numerous studies have explored its impact. Researchers have found that Wi-Fi might have adverse effects on our health, particularly in children.
It’s noteworthy that in 2008, the esteemed publication Scientific American published an article titled “Mind Control by Cell Phone,” detailing the potential dangers of Wi-Fi on the human brain.
