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Why only the french market then? Shouldn't they withdraw from all EU markets?
The EU isn't a super-state and EU law isn't applied by some overarching entity. On a technical level, each country ratifies and applies their own laws in their own ways.
Given this, other countries could act on this too, but it's the French regulator who has chosen to do so.
> Apple said it had provided ANFR with multiple Apple and independent third-party lab results proving its compliance with all applicable SAR regulations and standards in the world.
https://www.reuters.com/technology/apple-disputes-french-fin...
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Upload speed is not a linear function of TX power?
Very roughly, yes it is. 1-(4/5.74) = 30.3% It is possible however that this SAR violation only applies to certain bands or that the cell tower already is requesting a lower transmit power. Therefore there is a good chance users don't see much impact.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Upload speed is not a linear function of TX power?
Very roughly, yes it is. 1-(4/5.74) = 30.3% It is possible however that this SAR violation only applies to certain bands or that the cell tower already is requesting a lower transmit power. Therefore there is a good chance users don't see much impact.
Linked to SNR, maybe, but that's not the same thing as max TX power unless you're standing right at the edge of the cell.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Very roughly, yes it is. 1-(4/5.74) = 30.3% It is possible however that this SAR violation only applies to certain bands or that the cell tower already is requesting a lower transmit power. Therefore there is a good chance users don't see much impact.
As someone who bought a 1k+$ phone from Apple i would be pissed if they dropped upload speed by that much. Surely there has to be an SLA that they have to uphold. No?
Why only the french market then? Shouldn't they withdraw from all EU markets?
- EU ratification - national implementation - national enforcement
The ratification is typically accompanied by an implementation deadline (usually in years) so there'll be cases of some countries following EU regs earlier than others.
Finally there's enforcement which is entirely in the hands of nation states pretty much - just because something is written in statute doesn't necessarily always translate to actual action.
You're absorbing the radiation wrong.
Just the day when it's no more available on apple.com cause of the iphone 15 announcement, what a coincidence