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About two months ago, I received an iPhone 12. Recently, we have all heard about this radiation issue with this phone. Does it pose a threat to my health and should I switch to another phone?
Read this support article for important safety information for iPhone
Important safety information for iPhone - Apple Support
Read this support article for important safety information for iPhone
Important safety information for iPhone - Apple Support
That's OK, we both know there was truly nothing wrong to begin with.
According to the World Health Organization, you're fine:
Researchers have conducted a vast number of studies over the last two decades to assess health risks resulting from mobile phones. According to the World Health Organisation, no adverse health effects have so far been established as being caused by mobile phone use.
Apple released an update for iPhone 12 models, which evidently satisfied the French Governments concerns and they have deemed iPhone 12 perfectly safe to use. As long as you stay current with updates on your iPhone, you seemingly have nothing at all to worry about.
The Reuter's story says that that other EU countries are considering following France's lead on this issue. I don't believe that the issue is as safe or straightforward as Apple is claiming.
MatlockMaven wrote:
The Reuter's story says that that other EU countries are considering following France's lead on this issue. I don't believe that the issue is as safe or straightforward as Apple is claiming.
It is the WHO (and science) that says that there is no problem.
lobsterghost1 wrote:
As long as you stay current with updates on your iPhone, you seemingly have nothing at all to worry about.
In this case, there was nothing to worry about before the update, either. ;-)
lobsterghost1 wrote:
I know it was a bunch of hooey to begin with. But if someone is truly concerned, the update evidently made the French authorities happy, so it should give users the confidence to not be concerned.
I get a little...worked up over this one.
That was a report issued by a single country with very stringent limits (France), not a worldwide concern.
I know it was a bunch of hooey to begin with. But if someone is truly concerned, the update evidently made the French authorities happy, so it should give users the confidence to not be concerned.
Exactly!
Should I switch from iPhone 12 to iPhone 13 because of radiation issues?
