EU Gives Final Approval to Law That Will Force iPhone to Switch to USB-C
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#4Just curious, what happens when USB C gets outdated and needs to be replaced?
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#5I think Apple’s response will be to go port-free, like the Apple Watch. The eSIM move was one of the last steps.
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#6Just curious, what happens when USB C gets outdated and needs to be replaced?
It doesn't.
Just ask South Korea how their IE law went :-/
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#7Just curious, what happens when USB C gets outdated and needs to be replaced?
Do you think that's going to happen in the next 20 years?
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#8I’m pretty skeptical lawmakers are the best ones to make technical decisions like this.
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#9I’m pretty skeptical lawmakers are the best ones to make technical decisions like this.
It's not really a technical decision.
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#10I think Apple’s response will be to go port-free, like the Apple Watch. The eSIM move was one of the last steps.
Wireless is not secure, while wired cables offer higher bandwidth and reliability. USB-C enables a range of peripherals, including storage, networking, video or even keyboards via docks which are now ubiquitous. Why cripple a beautiful phone by limiting its connectivity?