It’s a big move that spells doom for Apple’s proprietary port.
for consumers. Plus, if every device in one’s home uses the same charging standard, it reduces waste and increases convenience. Now, the switch to USB-C across the board has officially been approved. The parliament voted overwhelmingly in favor of the change, with 602 votes for and only 13 against.
One of the biggest companies to be affected here is Apple. The ruling all but spells the end for the iPhone’s Lightning charger, as it would likely be unviable for Apple to produce devices with separate ports for different geographical regions on such a large scale. But this won’t exactly be a shock for Apple. Last year, an EU ruling to enhance repairability of devices likely prompted Apple and other companies to establish their own repair programs in the US. Apple seems to have already prepared for this action, considering it has reportedly beenThe USB-C requirements are expected to go into effect by the end of 2024. Starting in 2026, the requirement will also apply to laptops.
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