France's national frequency agency, ANFR, has set the deadline for the release of iOS 17.1 update for iPhone 12 users in response to regulatory concerns about electromagnetic radiation emissions.
Apple agreed to address excessive electromagnetic radiation emissions in France and has initiated a software update to ensure compliance with the 4 W/kg regulatory limit.
France's ban on iPhone 12 sales will remain until the software update is made available to all users by October 24.
iOS 17.1 will introduce new features including enhancements to the Music app, AirDrop, and the introduction of a new 'Connected cards' feature for UK users.
Music app update will allow users to save their preferred songs, albums, playlists, or artists, which will improve Apple's recommendations.
New AirDrop features will include the ability to send and receive files even when devices are not in close proximity, utilizing Wi-Fi or cellular data for file transfers over longer distances.
The 'Connected cards' feature in the UK will enable users to add and manage their debit and credit cards within the Wallet app, providing access to transaction details and balances.
France's national frequency agency, ANFR, announces the release date for the iOS 17.1 update for iPhone 12 in response to concerns over excessive electromagnetic radiation emissions.
Apple has developed a software update to bring the localized Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) back into compliance with the regulatory limit of 4 W/kg.