iPhones still use the lightning port, and Ethernet to lightning ports are a bit on the pricey side. Also, while I hate t link to a lifehacker article, the lead

iPhones still use the lightning port, and Ethernet to lightning ports are a bit on the pricey side. Also, while I hate t link to a lifehacker article, the lead photo is pretty hilarious in terms of the need for that many adapters to connect an iPad or iPhone to Ethernet and to keep it charged. (https://lifehacker.com/hack-together-a-way-to-connect-an-ipad-or-iphone-over-e-1770270331 https://lifehacker.com/hack-together-a-way-to-connect-an-ipa...) Android isn't much better, but at least it uses a more common and cheaper USB-micro or USB-C.