Can we just take a moment to appreciate that Apple utterly failed to reintroduce Magsafe in a way people liked, and then this Volta thing comes out and is basically the original Magsafe minus all of the irritating parts AND with huge compatibility? Not to mention that it doesn't kill people...<br><br>I just love that irony.,(reply>), @U Tubby I understand that, but the outrage that's happening here is less because it's a new thing and more because the iPhone is uniquely bad at this. Even so, my point was that this company is better at doing an Apple thing than the actual Apple.,(reply>), Your not supposed to have any electronic devices close to a pacemaker. Thats not unique to Apple.<br>Also, they didnt just find out magnets are bad for pacemakers, thats sort of been a thing from the beginning...<br>We live in a world where you get sued for not telling people that coffee is hot FFS,(reply>), @Justin Diffenderfer oh god, that's terrifying. thanks for the info though,(reply>), @Krimm Basically, they found out that the magnets in the phone are strong enough to disrupt pacemakers if they come within something like 6-12 inches. Something like that. So yeah, if you have one and you got the latest iPhone, you have to be very careful not to put it on or near your chest. So, no more carrying it around in a jacket pocket. That might not sound very inconvenient since people usually use pants pockets, but in my line of work a lot of people put their phones in a jacket pocket with a zipper so it can't fall out. Good old Apple didn't think of that.,(reply>), .. I'm out of the Apple loop... magsafe kills people?