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According to Apple, the iPhone 12 could be a danger to you, by way of your implanted medical devices...

iPhone contains magnets as well as components and radios that emit electromagnetic fields. All MagSafe accessories (each sold separately) also contain magnets—and MagSafe Charger and MagSafe Duo Charger contain radios. These magnets and electromagnetic fields might interfere with medical devices.

The magnets and electromagnetic fields mean you want to keep the phone and MagSafe charger at least 6 inches from whatever device you have implanted unless it is wirelessly charging, then keep it 12 inches away. 

You can read a whole lot more about iPhone 12's danger to implanted medical devises hereMake sure to talk to your doctor if you're not certain this is or isn't a concern for you.

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CNN Business added a reminder of another iPhone 12 issue.

Another thing iPhone 12 users should be aware of when using MagSafe chargers: Avoid placing credit cards, security badges, passports or key FOBs between your phone and your MagSafe charger, as the magnets might damage magnetic strips or RFID chips in these items, Apple warns. If you have a phone case that holds such items, be sure to remove them before wirelessly charging your device.

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