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What does "accept interference" mean?
What is the point of FCC regulation and UL certification if devices are going to pump out signals that interfere with the operation of other devices? I have noticed this phenomenon as well with certain phones... even while driving in my car I've been had interference presumably coming from vehicles on the road play through my stereo while playing CDs!
What does "accept interference" mean?
I agree, hopefully the next iphone will have this fixed.
What does "accept interference" mean?
The fault really lies with the speakers. The phone wouldn't work at all as a phone if it couldn't broadcast. The speakers should be properly shielded to only accept signals from the incoming cabling if they don't want interference from nearby electrical sources. Keep in mind that any electrical source outside the speakers may interfer with them.
What does "accept interference" mean?
Devices must not interfere in the sense of limiting each other's ability to communicate wirelessly. A baby phone must not interfere with a FM radio just like a cordless phone must not interfere with wireless headphones. |
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