Soo... France determined that levels were higher than regulations allowed and asked Apple to fix it. And the latest news is that Apple is looking into fixing it.
What a story!
this post was submitted on 15 Sep 2023
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People said it in the other threads, but this is just boring regulatory processes at work. It's just a story because popscience type outlets ran with the word radiation
Never underestimate the clickbait potential of the word “radiation.”
French users: "After the patch I can't seem to keep as strong a signal as before."
Apple: "..."
Mighty kind of 'em.
The radiation is the equivalent of a chest x ray. Not great, not terrible.
Whoever downvotes really needs to watch Chernobyl on HBO.
I get the reference but it does look like you are saying this radiation is harmful in some way 🤷