Apple to release software update to reduce iPhone 12 radiation in France
The update comes in response to a ban on the sale of the iPhone 12 in France. Photo: Pixabay
Apple has promised to release a software update that will reduce the amount of radiation emitted by the iPhone 12 in France. The update comes in response to a ban on the sale of the iPhone 12 in France, which was imposed by the French National Frequency Agency (ANFR) after it found that the device exceeded legal limits for electromagnetic radiation emissions.
Apple has stated that the iPhone 12 is safe and that it complies with all applicable safety standards. However, the company has agreed to release the software update in order to comply with the French government’s requirements.
The software update is expected to be released in the coming weeks. Once it is released, iPhone 12 users in France will be able to download and install it to reduce their phone’s radiation emissions.
Implications for consumers
The release of the software update is good news for iPhone 12 users in France. It will allow them to continue using their phones without having to worry about exceeding legal limits for radiation emissions.
The update is also good news for consumers in other countries. It shows that Apple is committed to ensuring that its products are safe and that it is willing to work with regulators to address any concerns that they may have.
Additional information
It is important to note that the iPhone 12 is still considered to be safe to use, even without the software update. The radiation levels emitted by the device are still much lower than what is considered to be harmful to human health.
However, some consumers may still be concerned about the potential health risks of exposure to radiation. For those consumers, the software update will provide an additional layer of protection.
