Wifi is dangerous. TV is dangerous. Radio is dangerous. Rock n roll is dangerous. Cars are dangerous. Planes are dangerous. Alcohol is dangerous. Fat is dangerous. Carbs are dangerous. Porn is dangerous. Videogames are dangerous. Sun is dangerous. Lack of sun is dangerous. Swearing is dangerous. Gluten is dangerous. Sex is dangerous. Medications are dangerous. Animals are dangerous. People are dangerous. 

Yeah, I don't know how I survided until now. 

There have been many studies conducted to determine whether or not Electromagnatic Radiation (EMR) presents any health risk.

Most of the studies did not reach conclusive findings.

The health-related problems, if any, would fall under the heading of 'chronic adverse health effects', and as such, it is difficult if not impossible, to know any adverse effects at this time.

Many chronic health effects take 20, 30 or even 40 years to develop, so if there are adverse health effects, we may only see them in people who were exposed to WiFi for that length of time.

Nonetheless, and despite the lack of clear cause and effect data, I would never allow young children to be exposed to EMR.

Here's an interesting link if you're interested:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wireless_electronic_devices_and_health

ive bin uzing why-fy for yeers, and eye kan say four sure that it haz hat no harmfulll fect on me...

Andrew, I know many people are using this technology these days. Could you please tell me what you think about those ten shocking facts about the health dangers of Wi-Fi?

http://goo.gl/bAA7x9

- Contributes to the Development of Insomnia
- Damaging to Childhood Development
- Affects Cell Growth
- Derails Brain Function
- Reduces Brain Activity in Females
- Neutralises Sperm
- May Impact Fertility
- Provokes Cardiac Stress
- Linked to Cancer

And according to that page, Wi-Fi can negatively affect overall health and brain health.

There isn't any solid research to substantiate claims that the use of Wi-Fi has actually been detrimental to a large degree. It may be possible that it has been 'slowly' taking an effect on us, but so far there are no attributable cases of significant illness as a result of exposure to Wi-Fi.

Why not? Because Wi-Fi is just radio waves. Like that which is emitted from your phone, your radio, your television.

There's no reason to say just WiFi is 'dangerous' - you may as well ostracise all your electronic devices. The sun emits radiation that is magnitudes more harmful. I'd be more worried about wearing sunscreen than a tinfoil hat.