French authorities have approved a software update released by Apple to address concerns over radiation levels in the iPhone 12. Earlier this month, French authorities raised concerns about the radiation levels after conducting tests. They even threatened to ban the iPhone 12 in the country and recall all units if the issue was not addressed. Apple, however, maintained that the radiation levels of the iPhone 12 were within safe limits for smartphones. The software update was submitted by Apple to French authorities, and they are now satisfied with the results.
Interestingly, Apple discontinued the iPhone 12 on the same day the regulator’s complaint was made public. This was because they introduced the iPhone 15, shifting the iPhone 14 and iPhone 13 down the line in price. The software update was intended to address the radiation concerns raised by French authorities. It seems that the issue has been resolved for iPhone 12 users in France, and there is no mention of any further investigation into other iPhone models or products like FineWoven cases.
In conclusion, French authorities have approved a software update from Apple that addresses radiation concerns in the iPhone 12. The company maintained that the radiation levels were within safe limits, but the authorities wanted further measures to be taken. Apple discontinued the iPhone 12 on the same day the complaint was made public and introduced the iPhone 15. The software update has now satisfied the French authorities, and the issue seems to have been resolved for iPhone 12 users in France.
