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Apple’s report warns that because they have more magnets than previous models, the iPhone 12s could cause problems with the operation of some medical devices and lead to failures.
The iPhone 12 smartphones are capable of creating electromagnetic barriers to pacemakers and other medical devices. The issue was reported in an official press release On the site D’Apple.
The problem is rooted in the new MagSafe subsystem that contains magnets. MagSafe compatible chargers also include a radio transmitter. Many medical devices may respond to close contact with magnets, causing failure.
Everything is pointed out Model 12 laptops More magnets were fitted than previous models.
Apple offers advice
Company Apple suggested Keep iPhone 12 and Maxoff jewelry at a safe distance of 6 to 12 inches from medical devices. In addition, it is strongly recommended to consult your doctor and the manufacturer of the medical device. The company calls for a halt to the use of cell phones and their components if they are proven to be inappropriate for a medical device.
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