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American Heart Association says MagSafe could interfere with cardiac devices – Yahoo News Australia
Researchers suggest there’s a risk when Apple’s iPhone 12 Pro Max is placed very close to pacemakers.
The American Heart Association (AHA) says
devices with Apples MagSafe
technology can cause interference when they are placed over the skin or in very close proximity to cardiac devices such as pacemakers. AHA researchers found that select devices from all three major cardiac device companies (Medtronic, Abbott and Boston Scientific) “were found to have magnetic susceptibility.”
“Our study demonstrates that magnet reversion mode may be triggered when the iPhone 12 Pro Max
is placed directly on…
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