Germany’s telecom network regulator said on September 15 that it was in contact with French authorities to discuss a European-wide solution to Apple’s iPhone 12 radiation problem. Previously, Apple said it would release a software update for iPhone 12 users in France to resolve this issue.
On September 12, the French radiation regulator ANFR asked Apple to stop selling iPhone 12 in France, saying that test results showed that the specific absorption rate (SAR) of the phone was higher than the legally allowed value. The watchdog said it will check whether Apple stores and other distributors have stopped selling the model, and if Apple does not take action, it will recall iPhone 12 already sold to consumers.
Apple issued a statement on the 13th to defend its iPhone 12 models, saying that the iPhone 12 launched in 2020 has been certified by multiple international agencies and complies with global radiation standards. “The company has provided multiple Apple and third-party laboratory results to French agencies. , proving that the phone complies with the standards.”
(Article source: Jiemian News)
Article source: Jiemian News
Original title: German regulators: are discussing with France a European-wide solution to the iPhone 12 radiation problem
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2023-09-15 11:57:53
