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Here's how I look at it. WiFi, simply put, are low power electromagnetic signals. These signals have yet to be deemed "safe" for our health. Until such evidence becomes available, we have to treat it as if it's harmful (you know, better safe than sorry). With that in mind, if I'm walking into or near a coffee shop, or any other public place that has WiFi for that matter, and I'm being unwillingly bombarded by these potentially hazardous RF signals. Then you bet your ass I'm going to at least use those signals to check my email or surf the net. I didn't ask for my body to be molested by these invisible-air-terrorists, I just want my double-mocha-choca-latte-with-a-shot-of-goats-milk-topped-with-a-shot-of-whipped-cream-and-finished-off-with-a-sprinkle-of-freshly-ground-cinnamon.