Apple revealed on Tuesday that it will deliver the brand-new iPhone 12 models without EarPods or a power adapter, as a way to prevent the devices from ending up in land fills. In France, however, the brand-new devices will have earphones in the coffret, likely thanks to a quirk of regional laws, as found by MacRumors.
As MacRumors kept in mind, French law now needs that mobile phones be bundled with “hands-free sets” or a “headset” in order to secure kids age 14 and more youthful from electro-magnetic radiation. Thats due to the fact that the federal government doesnt think that health effects of long-term radiation exposure from smartphones is settled science, especially with children, according to a summary of the law. User manuals and product packaging, in addition to any advertisements, should also advise the use of a hands-free set, or risk a 75,000 euro ($87,000) fine.
iPhone 12 comes with free EarPods in France thanks to radiation laws – Engadget
