Technology expert has listed three of the worst and most common spots to keep your Wi-Fi router and what to do about it
If you often find yourself dealing with slow Wi-Fi, it might be because of where your router is located. A technology expert has warned of three of the worst places you could ever place your router at home.
1. Behind furniture or inside cabinets Alan says: "Placing a Wi-Fi router behind furniture or inside cabinets may seem like a convenient way to hide unsightly cables. But it can significantly hinder Wi-Fi performance." "Additionally, routers placed near metal objects or electrical wiring may experience signal reflection and attenuation, further worsening performance," Alan says.
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