European Union has finally decided the exact date when all 'charging interfaces' will have to use the USB-C standards, including the iPhone.
Everybody knew Apple would have to switch to USB-C between 2024 and 2025 in Europe. While this could mean that only iPhone 16 or 17 would have to make the transition properly, it’s expected that the Cupertino company will move with its next smartphone release in 2023.
With that, starting on December 28, 2024, Apple will have to launch every new product with a USB-C port, which means that Apple’s upcoming headsets and iPhones will have to make the switch, as currently only Macs, iPads, and now the Apple TV use a USB-C standard. . But it only took effect on November 1st, and tech giants operating in Europe are yet to experience the consequences.
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