Can you call a cell phone in the microwave?

I'm glad you mentioned the position, orientation and distance away of the microwave from a cellphone tower, because it makes a huge difference. Cellphones can tolerate variations in received signal power of around 60dB which is a factor of one million. So an oven allowing a millionth of the signal in from a really close tower might be the same as no Faraday cage at all if the tower is at extreme range. Still it's mlldly worrying that any measurable amount of 2.4GHz energy escapes. Thanks, I enjoyed it. Bill Dixon