Apple Takes Action to Address iPhone 12 Radiation Concerns in France

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Apple has promised to release a software update for the iPhone 12 in France to address concerns raised by the country's National Frequency Agency (ANFR) regarding the device's radiation levels. The ANFR had banned the sale of the iPhone 12 in France due to it emitting more electromagnetic waves than permitted under EU regulations. The software update aims to accommodate the testing methods used in France, particularly SAR tests for limbs, which the iPhone 12 failed. Other European countries have also requested the update, and if successful, sales of the iPhone 12 will resume in France.
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