Wireless networks handle interference through interference management techniques such as Interference Cancellation (IC) which mitigates mutual interference through a sophisticated signal design at the physical (PHY) layer.
For a mutual interference, IC can be done either at the transmitter side or at the receiver side.
Other ways to reduce interference on your wireless network include reducing the number of devices in the area and attempting to use a different wireless channel that has less traffic.

Wireless networks handle interference through interference management techniques such as Interference Cancellation (IC) which mitigates mutual interference through a sophisticated signal design at the physical (PHY) layer.
For a mutual interference, IC can be done either at the transmitter side or at the receiver side.
Other ways to reduce interference on your wireless network include reducing the number of devices in the area and attempting to use a different wireless channel that has less traffic.