[PeanutNore]

No, but it raises the question of whether the lack of shielding causing this issue also causes the monitor to radiate excessive RF noise that may interfere with other devices. If it's sensitive to 2.4Ghz signals, there may be signals generated inside it in the same frequency band which can likely escape just as easily as the signal from a router can intrude.

[jrockway]

USB 3.0 has been known to interfere with WiFi for quite a while. I think Intel mentioned it when they announced USB 3.

Of course, this is a slightly different signalling mechanism (Thunderbolt 3), but basically, you have to put the spurious emissions somewhere that doesn't interfere with licensed radio services, which basically means 900MHz, 2.4GHz or 5GHz, and they picked 2.4GHz.

http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/io/universal-serial-b...