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WiFi routers can see people through walls. Here’s how it works
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Yes. Last summer I sold Residential Fiberoptic Internet access. One of the main selling points was the "wireless mesh system". It was 3-6 pods placed inside of your home and an optional phone app. The system could be set up and enabled to tell you if there was movement when no person living there was home.
The manufacturer was Plume.