According to its support document, Apple is now warning the public on iPhone 12's MagSafe Wireless Chargers for proper usage and possible 'heat-ups' when using, then halting the charging process. Apple's warnings are now posing a debacle that an iPhone 12 upgrade brings forth several issues and risks to users, particularly its battery and charging methods.
The world's most valuable company and multinational technology manufacturer, Apple, recently issued a support document about the proper usage of MagSafe Chargers for the iPhone 12. The support document interestingly publishes the appropriate way to use the MagSafe with concerning bullet points at the bottom of the page.
Apple's iPhone 12 Essential Accessories Change
According to Forbes' report, the support document came as a "warning" from Apple to upgrade to the new iPhone because of the charging method it embodies. Forbes said that MacRumors was the first to see and perceive the document as a warning for the public regarding iPhone 12 upgrades.
The company's latest release of the iPhone 12 resulted in the loss of its "essential accessories," namely the 18W Power Adapter with a USB-C to Lightning Configuration and the Apple EarPods that came standard in the packages. The essential accessories last appeared on iPhone 11's lineup, not knowing it would bring the last ones.
Apple's release of the first-generation iPhone in January 2007 came with the standard and iconic "on-ear" earphones on its box. The earphones were first seen on iPod Classics, iPod Touch, and iPod Nanos, some of the multinational company's first MP3 devices.
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Apple Support Document: iPhone 12 MagSafe Charger's 'Heat Up'
According to the Apple Support Document released several days ago, there are specific guidelines for new users, particularly of the iPhone 12, in using the MagSafe's wireless charging method. The MagSafe charger offers a unique way of "wireless" as it latches itself magnetically at the back of every iPhone.
The document narrates the proper way to use the MagSafe chargers, particularly its wattage and required power to deliver its promise of fast charging despite the wireless connection. Apple reminds the public that there should be no objects between the phone, MagSafe Case, and the MagSafe Charger to ensure proper and safe charging every time.
Apple warns that fast charging can heat the battery and iPhone 12, thus triggering MagSafe's safety feature that works with the smartphone's software. Heating up can cause the iPhone 12 to limit the charging to only 80 percent and resume as the temperature cools down.
MagSafe Speculations: 'Weak Magnet'
Apple's MagSafe faces speculations and controversies, saying that the technology brings "weak magnets" to users and customers that may limit or hinder the phone's capabilities. Apple's iPhone 12 faces numerous controversies, particularly in upgrading to the new phone.
The technology gives a promising upgrade to the traditional "wired" charging method using the lightning connector; however, controversies are now offering the product an infamous reputation of being "weak," according to Forbes. The magnet can only accommodate certain temperatures to charge the iPhone, disrupting the charging process even before the phone's battery reaches its full capacities.
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Written by Isaiah Alonzo
