Apple to Update iPhone 12 Software to Comply with EU Health Standards
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martes, 2 de septiembre de 2025, 12:22 am ET1 min de lectura
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The update, scheduled for the coming weeks, mirrors a modification Apple implemented in France in 2023 after that country's radio frequency authority identified compliance issues. The French agency, ANFR, had ordered a halt to iPhone 12 sales in September 2023, citing excessive electromagnetic emissions [1].
Apple has maintained its position that the French testing methodology was flawed, but it has agreed to respect the European Commission's decision. The company has stated that customers can use their iPhone 12 with full confidence, just as they always have [1].
This update is not the first time Apple has addressed radiation concerns related to the iPhone 12. In 2023, Apple submitted a software update for French regulators to evaluate as a fix for the issue. France approved the fix and dropped its threat of recalling all iPhone 12 units sold in the country [2].
The iPhone 12, introduced in 2020, has received iOS updates and remains in use by some customers. The upcoming update will apply to all iPhone 12 models in EU countries, not just France. Apple's statement emphasizes that the company continues to disagree with the French ANFR's testing approach but will respect the European Commission's decision [2].
References:
[1] https://www.turkiyetoday.com/business/apple-to-update-iphone-12-software-across-eu-after-health-standard-concerns-3206276
[2] https://9to5mac.com/2025/09/01/iphone-12-radiation-eu-software-update/
Apple will update iPhone 12 software across the EU to lower radio transmitter power, following a European Commission decision confirming the device exceeds health standards. The update is in line with a 2023 change made in France and is scheduled for the coming weeks. Apple disagrees with the testing approach but respects the decision and assures customers can use the device with confidence.
Apple Inc. has announced plans to roll out software updates to iPhone 12 devices across the European Union to address concerns over radio transmitter power. The decision follows a European Commission ruling that the smartphones do not meet regional health standards [1].The update, scheduled for the coming weeks, mirrors a modification Apple implemented in France in 2023 after that country's radio frequency authority identified compliance issues. The French agency, ANFR, had ordered a halt to iPhone 12 sales in September 2023, citing excessive electromagnetic emissions [1].
Apple has maintained its position that the French testing methodology was flawed, but it has agreed to respect the European Commission's decision. The company has stated that customers can use their iPhone 12 with full confidence, just as they always have [1].
This update is not the first time Apple has addressed radiation concerns related to the iPhone 12. In 2023, Apple submitted a software update for French regulators to evaluate as a fix for the issue. France approved the fix and dropped its threat of recalling all iPhone 12 units sold in the country [2].
The iPhone 12, introduced in 2020, has received iOS updates and remains in use by some customers. The upcoming update will apply to all iPhone 12 models in EU countries, not just France. Apple's statement emphasizes that the company continues to disagree with the French ANFR's testing approach but will respect the European Commission's decision [2].
References:
[1] https://www.turkiyetoday.com/business/apple-to-update-iphone-12-software-across-eu-after-health-standard-concerns-3206276
[2] https://9to5mac.com/2025/09/01/iphone-12-radiation-eu-software-update/

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