Apple took a big step after France banned iPhone 12, will release a new update soon

A few days ago, news was received that France has banned iPhone 12. The reason for banning was radiation risk. After France, Belgium, Germany, and the Netherlands raised concerns over health risks associated with the iPhone 12. But now Apple is going to take a big step.

If the new report is to be believed, Apple Inc has promised a software update that the iPhone 12 handset will get. The company has claimed that after the new update, the radiation risk will be reduced. Let us tell you about this news in detail.

Apple has said in a report that it will release a software update for iPhone 12 very soon. If this happens then the ban on its sale in France can be lifted very soon. A statement from Apple said that we will release a software update for users in France to adjust the protocols used by French regulators.

Apple further said that we expect the iPhone 12 to be available in France. France, which had asked Apple to stop selling the iPhone 12, has welcomed the move. Digital Minister Jean-Noel Barrot said Apple has told him the update will be implemented in a few days.

The digital ministry said the country is preparing to rapidly test the radiation monitoring software update to check whether radiation levels are within permissible limits and then ban the sale.

After debuting in 2020, the iPhone 12 is a relatively old model that is being discontinued after the launch of the iPhone 15 this week. Reports show that Apple sold more than 50 million iPhones in Europe last year and generated $95 billion in revenue, making it the second-largest market for the company after the US.