Apple to Release Software Update Addressing iPhone 12 Radiation Concerns Raised by French Regulators

Apple to Release Software Update Addressing iPhone 12 Radiation Concerns Raised by French Regulators

Apple Responds to Allegations of Excessive Radiation Levels in iPhone 12, Awaits French Regulator's Approval for Software Patch

Apple is gearing up to release a software update in response to allegations raised by French regulators regarding radiation levels in the three-year-old iPhone 12. French authorities, acting on recommendations from the country’s radiation watchdog, ANFR (Agence nationale des fréquences), had temporarily halted the sale of the smartphones amid concerns that they exceeded permissible radiation levels. Cupertino, however, denies these allegations and points to what it perceives as discrepancies in France’s testing protocols, according to reports by Reuters.

Apple’s Stance and Regulatory Response