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How about "only Apple earbuds or Apple-approved devices"? Surely, the point is Apple can easily control what works and what doesn't. Whatever the situation is
by GarrisonPrime 10y ago
How about "only Apple earbuds or Apple-approved devices"?
Surely, the point is Apple can easily control what works and what doesn't. Whatever the situation is today is no comfort against the potential abuses of the future.
- hbosch 10y agoThey have been doing this with headphones for a while now. I became acquainted with this when I had some headphones with play/pause, volume controls, and a mic for my iPhone 4S. After the 4S, I bought an Android phone and was sad to learn the volume controls over the 3.5mm connector were Apple proprietary and the only thing I could do with my $150 Klipsh 'phones as play/pause or answer calls - the volume rocker becoming totally useless.