iOS 17.1 has a release date set by the Apple company, the update prepared for iPhone phones and iPad tablets being close to being distributed, and this is because the French authorities have revealed this.
iOS 17.1 is being prepared for release to solve a problem that Apple has in France, where it is accused that iPhone phones emit more radiation than they should, and the solution seems to be to change the way mobile phones work.
Apple risks having the iPhone 12 phones completely blocked for sale in France, if it does not solve the problem, so that iOS 17.1 will be released by December 24, according to the French authorities, so that users of the devices can use them safely.
The problems in France force the release of iOS 17.1
Apart from solving this problem, iOS 17.1 also brings other improvements for the rest of the iPhone phones and iPad tablets, with Apple working hard to significantly improve the user experience that we have.
"Apple has developed a software update and ANFR has validated it as it effectively brings localized "member" SAR in line with the regulatory limit of 4 W/kg.
This update has been rolled out by Apple to some volunteer customers over the last few days ("beta testers"). The company has committed to rolling out this software update to all French iPhone 12 users by October 24 at the latest.”
