how are we able to have hundreds or thousands of wireless devices sending and receiving signals within range of each other without any of those waves going through the air interfering with one another and corrupting data?
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It’s just a basic property of waves. They can intersect with each other and at the exact point of intersection they do affect each other, but before or after that point, they are unchanged. Also for any negative effects to occur they need to be very close in frequency. To honest, you get way more interference from your own signal bouncing off something before it gets to the receiver than you do from other sources.
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