Tis the season for slow broadband.

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VectraMan replied

1 December 2015, 11:25
No danger of Christmas lights interfering with my WiFi.
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vetran started a topic Tis the season for slow broadband.

1 December 2015, 11:13
Tis the season for slow broadband.

Warning that Christmas fairy lights can slow your Wi-Fi | Technology | The Guardian

Fairy lights on Christmas trees could cause slower Wi-Fi speeds, the UK regulator Ofcom has warned, as it launched a new app to test coverage in homes.

The watchdog estimated up to six million homes and offices could improve their broadband connection, saying wireless networks were often not set up correctly or suffered “interference” from electronics including baby monitors, microwave ovens and Christmas lights.
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