The Reader

All modern wifi routers include a (wired) ethernet switch *as well as* a
wifi base station. You can switch off the wifi when not required but it
might be tedious. Are you prepared to go into the router's admin, using a
computer connected via ethernet, *every* time you want to use the iPhone,
then again when you stop using it?

Otto

On 4 September 2010 20:27, boelstoddard <boel05@gmail.com> wrote:

> Thank you all for your input. I should have been more clear with my
> question.
>
> My husband wants as little WiFi as possible, and prefers a hardwired router
> to minimize EMF exposure. I want WiFi for the iPhone. Is there a way to get
> the WiFi for the iPhone while still using the hardwired router for our
> computer network?
>
> Is there a router that has the option of hardwire + WiFi and the ability to
> switch between the two, so that I could turn the WiFi on and off at will?
>

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