Apple's rumoured Made for iPhone push could break EU rules
Apple is reportedly planning to implement the Made for iPhone certification process for accessories with USB-C ports and end up breaking EU law.
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Apple is reportedly planning to implement the Made for iPhone certification process for accessories with USB-C ports and end up breaking EU law.
Apple's alleged plans to introduce Made for iPhone certification for USB-C may run afoul of EU legislation.
Apple is making a change to the iPhone's charging port, and it looks like iPhone 15 will be the first to feature USB-C instead of Lightning. Here's what you need to know
Apple's new iPhone will use USB-C but will require a specialised MFi cable, according to a leak. It remains to be seen if this move will be legal.
Apple may apply its usual heavy-handed controls on the USB-C port for the iPhone 15, with reports of MFi branding