Can you call a cell phone in the microwave?

I didn't see much scientific reasoning happening here. At 5:36 the signal intensity was recorded trough time, but we barely can see the numbers. Even so, we don't know how far is the detector from the microwave and what are the units. Looks like it varies by 20-30 dB, but it's not clear and not even mentioned in the video.

In my opinion, this binary reasoning "Am I detecting microwaves or not" depends so much on the sensitivity of the detector that you can't say anything about whether the microwave is leaking without defining a threshold. Because in the end of the day, we know all Faraday cages will leak, the question is "how much?" and not "is it leaking?".

At the end of the video I was thinking to myself... "Well, so what? If cellphone tower distance/microwave age were important variables that weren't controlled in the experiment, no conclusion can be made!"

Good topic choice, but sincerely I was expecting more conclusive and insightful reasoning! 

(Do not take it personally, I'm just giving my constructive opinion/feedback!)