Steve Tyler decided to do something about it. He owns the Gin Tub bar in Hove, England. He got fed up with customers not talking to each other.
So he tued to science. As Sky News reports, he built a Faraday cage around the the bar in order to block Wi-Fi signals. That would be a structure of conductive material that acts as a hindrance to unwanted advances by electrical currents or radio waves. Some are fancier than others.
"It's not difficult at all. It's silver foil in the walls and it's copper mesh," he told Sky News.
He added: "It's not the perfect system, it's not military grade. The Americans are still listening."
"I'd avoided a place like this because of the threat of terrorism. What if we, as customers got trapped in the building during an attack, we can't call for help!" wrote Si O Connor.
The Gin Tub didn't immediately respond to a request for comment.
Tyler told the BBC that the bar has a landline for emergencies.
And he surely has his heart tuned to a human frequency.
As he told Sky News of his customers: "I want them to talk to the people they're with, not the people they're not with."
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