It would seem that "non-radio knowledgeable" consumers are the ones that BPL
is aimed towards. These include the people that don't seem to know that
their cell phones and cordless phones use radio signals. The same for
Bluetooth or WiFi devices they might want to use inside their homes.

Sad to say but interference to the above devices would be more likely to
gain attention than interference to something (hamming) that most people
misunderstand.

I agree that we need to do what we can against this but has anything been
done to test whether this technology will affect "in home" use of devices
mentioned above?

Paul Hurm
N8OT