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kudos:1 | reply to dnoyeB
Re: I run Cable at my house when I can The only reason anyone needs to run cable instead of using Wi-Fi is when you absolutely need an uninterrupted connection with low latency such as for gaming or VOIP/Skype.
For everything else such as Web surfing, email, YouTube and Netflix streaming, Wi-Fi will work perfectly fine with no added health risks.
Cable however can be EXTREMELY HAZARDOUS, especially if you don't install it properly and someone trips over it. 
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