If your landline phone is one of theoe wireless handset jobs, and the base-station is loca
ted near your wi-fi router then that can impact on the strength of your signal. That depends on what frequencies the phone and the wi-fi actually use (wi-fi will.be 2.4Hz or 5Hz, phone will vary) but frequency collision like this is pretty common.
Posted By: Arizona Bay on January 2nd 2017 at 11:42:26
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