how WiFi jammer works

A WiFi jammer is a device that interferes with or blocks wireless signals within its range, effectively preventing devices from connecting to a WiFi network. Here’s a simple explanation of how WiFi jammer works:

• Frequency Interference: WiFi jammers work by transmitting signals at the same frequency as the WiFi network (either the 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz bands). By injecting noise into the radio waves at the same frequency, they interfere with the signals that devices use to communicate with the WiFi router.
• Continuous Transmission: WiFi jammers continuously transmit radio frequency signals, creating “noise” that interferes with the normal operation of WiFi devices within range of the jammer.
• Denial of Service: When a WiFi jammer is active, devices in its vicinity may experience dropped or slowed connections, or may be unable to connect to the WiFi network at all.

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