Apple confirms iOS 17.1 Come readySolve SAR problems On iPhone 12 for users in France The latter was almost banned!
iOS 17.1 has a “SAR” fix on the iPhone 12 after it is about to be banned in France.
On September 12, 2023, ANFR from France issued a statement regarding the issue of the iPhone 12 exceeding its Specific Absorption Rate (SAR), or the device emitting energy beyond a specified limit. which may be dangerous to users
Apple said the iPhone 12 is safe, meets power delivery standards recognized for health and safety, and that the iPhone has body contact detection features. If the device is placed on the table The device may also output slightly higher power than normal.
France’s ANFR uses a different testing protocol. By going for testing when the device is not touching the body. Therefore, it is considered that it may affect the use of the user.
Apple says iOS 17.1 will be an iPhone 12 update for users in France. In order to support the protocol specified by ANFR, resulting in the machine It will not release too much energy when not in contact with the body.
But this change could affect some applications, such as delivering power to cell towers. When in an area with a weak Cellular signal, etc., which may slightly affect performance.
iOS 17.1 is currently a testing version. It is expected that the update will be released at the end of October 2023.
