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This is simply untrue, and I have just verified this by plugging the cable that was plugged into my charger into a USB-C device and verifying it appears on the
by matthewmacleod 6y ago
This is simply untrue, and I have just verified this by plugging the cable that was plugged into my charger into a USB-C device and verifying it appears on the bus.
- eyesee 6y agoI believe it works at USB2 speeds only. It's called the "Apple Charge Cable". I can't verify right now as Apple's online store is down.
- gumby 6y agoThat’s the default mode of most PD cables, as it is the required standard. USB 3 (err, 3.1 in USB-C-land) is an optional mode in the USB spec.
- Cu3PO42 6y agoChiming in to say I have done the same thing and observed the same result. Seems to work perfectly fine. Mine is a 2017 model MBP.
- Nasrudith 6y agoThe funny thing is that would actually be a good thing from a security standpoint. If you don't want data from a dodgy hole instead of messing with "USB condoms" using the cable. It would also be consistent with Apple's "it just works/idiot proof" design philosophy.