evidence: Health effects of WiFi radiation: a revi .... [...] Health effects of WiFi radiation: a review based on systematic quality evaluation [...] Despite the fact that typical WiFi exposure levels in the everyday environment are several orders of magnitude below guideline values (10 W/m²) (ICNIRP, Citation2020), there is concern that exposure to WiFi radiation could cause harm for the population, and individuals have reported to specifically react to this type of exposure (Andrianome et al., Citation2018). It has been speculated that biological effects could arise from high peak values of the WiFi signal pulsation owned to the low duty factor. Wilke (Citation2018) evaluated more than 100 studies on RF-EMF in the 2.45 GHz frequency range and concluded that these studies document "damage to the reproductive system, impacts on the EEG and brain functions, as well as effects on the heart, liver, thyroid, gene expression, cell cycle, cell membranes, bacteria, and plants." She mentions that many studies identified oxidative stress as a mechanism of action. According to a review of Pall (Citation2018) oxidative stress, sperm/testicular damage, neuropsychiatric effects including changes in the encephalogram (EEG), apoptosis, cellular DNA damage, endocrine changes, and calcium overload are established effects of WiFi exposure.