arstechnica Many Electronics Device will be required to use USB-C charging by 2024 under EU policy

[bonami2]

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The European Union (EU) has reached an agreement that will make USB-C charging no longer just a convenience but a requirement for iPhones and all other mobile phones by the fall of 2024. The plan extends to additional consumer electronics using wired charging, including digital cameras, tablets, and, at a later date, laptops.

iPhones will be required to use USB-C charging by 2024 under EU policy

ARSTECHNICA.COM

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Provisional EU agreement applies to additional electronics, laptops to follow.

 

 

Thank you Europe 

[UltraMega]

Not a big issue, but an annoying one none the less. I support this. 

[bonami2]

7 minutes ago, UltraMega said:

Not a big issue, but an annoying one none the less. I support this. 

I support it too . Just wonder if they are smart enough to not apply this to gaming laptop. Imagine a triple type c power cable

[bwalker36]

Its funny one part of me is like the government has no business mandating this, but part of me is like thank god one type of cable lol

[bonami2]

8 hours ago, bwalker36 said:

Its funny one part of me is like the government has no business mandating this, but part of me is like thank god one type of cable lol

If the government refrain from making those law the company will enjoys selling garbage.

 

Like the right to repair thing.

 

Or in the US for exemple: A car if you put a hitch on it. They have to prove you damaged the car towing to deny warrantly.

Meanwhile in canada you have to prove you did not damage it. 

 

Sometime it for the good sometime it for the worse haha

 

 

[Andrew]

iPhone 15 is going to have no charging port lol wireless charging only.

[bonami2]

2 hours ago, Andrew said:

iPhone 15 is going to have no charging port lol wireless charging only.

Well that possible. But that apple. It expected. 

Edited June 20, 2022 by bonami2

[Andrew]

8 hours ago, bonami2 said:

Well that possible. But that apple. It expected. 

Well, Apple has slowly been moving towards portless on iPhones since 2016, so, yeah.

 

Apple have always been very anti-cable. I've not plugged my previous and current phone into anything, ever. I have no need to. With the way Apples ecosystem works, plugging anything in isn't necessary. Except my laptop which can't wireless charge.

Edited June 20, 2022 by Andrew

[bonami2]

1 hour ago, Andrew said:

Well, Apple has slowly been moving towards portless on iPhones since 2016, so, yeah.

 

Apple have always been very anti-cable. I've not plugged my previous and current phone into anything, ever. I have no need to. With the way Apples ecosystem works, plugging anything in isn't necessary. Except my laptop which can't wireless charge.

I miss wireless charging but my Samsung m51 got a 7000mah battery so i can use it for 12h and not run out of battery

 

At least with wireless charging you don't end up with a broken type c port 

[Andrew]

2 minutes ago, bonami2 said:

I miss wireless charging but my Samsung m51 got a 7000mah battery so i can use it for 12h and not run out of battery

 

At least with wireless charging you don't end up with a broken type c port 

Yeah, it is neat. The only real issue with wireless charging is that it yeets your battery if you charge at too high wattage. Wireless charging generates a lot of heat that damages your battery over time. I have my wireless charger plugged into a USB 2.0 port so it's only getting 8W max of charging. So far I've had my phone for 18 months and my battery health is still 100%.

[bonami2]

Just now, Andrew said:

Yeah, it is neat. The only real issue with wireless charging is that it yeets your battery if you charge at too high wattage. Wireless charging generates a lot of heat that damages your battery over time. I have my wireless charger plugged into a USB 2.0 port so it's only getting 8W max of charging. So far I've had my phone for 18 months and my battery health is still 100%.

Oh that cool! Wonder how mine. Last Samsung phone i had the app store app had no reading. Wonder if that one would show me something. But wth 7000mah the battery should have ways more endurance.

[Sir Beregond]

I refuse to use wireless charging for a phone after one wireless charger almost bust into flames. No thanks. Good thing I was around and could smell the burnt electronics smell starting.

[bonami2]

1 minute ago, Sir Beregond said:

I refuse to use wireless charging for a phone after one wireless charger almost bust into flames. No thanks. Good thing I was around and could smell the burnt electronics smell starting.

My wired one did that once. Was a random brand tho. I just saw smoke next to me and said oh crap haha