Yeah this is exactly how I feel. This was already possible and it's not like companies aren't doing it. Apple is the most notable offender, every iPhone Lightni

Yeah this is exactly how I feel. This was already possible and it's not like companies aren't doing it. Apple is the most notable offender, every iPhone Lightning cable sold comes with a security chip; if the chip's not there, the phone won't charge. Normally this would be a problem for counterfeit cable sellers, but Chinese manufacturers have reverse engineered the chip hence customers don't notice a problem. http://www.cultofmac.com/246236/ios-7-killed-off-unlicensed-lightning-cables-but-heres-a-fix-that-might-work-for-you/ http://www.cultofmac.com/246236/ios-7-killed-off-unlicensed-...