On the 12th, as Apple launched its latest iPhone 15, the French National Radio Frequency Agency (ANFR) decided to ban the sale of Apple's 2020 iPhone 12 in the French market due to excessive electromagnetic radiation. ANFR stated in a statement that the electromagnetic radiation of iPhone 12 slightly exceeds the safety threshold. ANFR urges Apple to implement all available means to quickly correct this malfunction. In an interview with the French media Parisian, Jean Noel Barrot, the minister in charge of digital and telecommunications, expressed his confidence in the Silicon Valley giant's compliance with regulations. If (Apple) doesn't do this, I am prepared to order the recall of iPhone 12 in circulation. The rules are the same for everyone, including digital giants. Barrot also stated that this decision may trigger a snowball effect outside of France, and ANFR will transmit the collected information to all EU member states. It is not ruled out that the iPhone 12 phone will be banned on a larger scale in the future. Specifically, the iPhone 12 exceeds the regulatory limit of 1.74 watts per kilogram, which corresponds to the amount of energy that the human body can absorb when held in hand. Although the radiation level slightly exceeds the standard, it may still pose a health risk to users. Apple phones are constantly making adjustments to comply with EU standards. The new iPhone 15 phone released by the company on the same day has changed its previous dedicated interface to the USB-C charging port commonly used in the European Union. (New News Agency)