Apple, one of the most important names in the smartphone world, continues its preparations for the iPhone 15 while continuing its path with the iPhone 14 series. One of the most important changes in the iPhone 15 series, which is expected to take the stage in the last quarter of this year, will undoubtedly be the charging connection.
iPhone 15 won’t go on sale in Europe if USB-C port loses functionality
Apple, which has been identified with the Lightning connection for many years, will switch to the USB-C port with the iPhone 15 series after the pressures of the European Union. However, Apple is preparing to implement a USB-C port policy in line with the technology ecosystem it has established.
Judging by the previous information, Apple again applies a series of applications to use its own products. The iPhone 15 series will only support standard USB-C accessories approved by the Made for iPhone (MFi) program.
If USB-C cables from other companies that do not support Made for iPhone (MFi) are used, the data transfer rate will decrease considerably. According to some sources, it will not allow its use by warning “This accessory is not supported”.
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However, this situation does not comply with the purpose of sanction. The European Union, which brought this obligation to prevent technological shootings, is uncomfortable with the situation. According to the news in AppleInsider, Thierry Breton, a Brussels official, said that iPhone 15s that do not meet the requirements will not be able to enter the European market.
Technological waste is one of the most important factors in the European Union’s decision to impose sanctions. Today, technological tools are subject to change quite frequently. As such, unusable chargers and headphones are, in a way, garbage. It is a matter of curiosity how much Apple will meet this policy.
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