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And if you don't enforce your logo IP use. All sorts of random 2-wire under-spec power-only cables and forbidden male-female extension cables have the USB logo
by exporectomy 5y ago
And if you don't enforce your logo IP use. All sorts of random 2-wire under-spec power-only cables and forbidden male-female extension cables have the USB logo on them. Look at this obviously wrong statement from the article:
“All EPR cables shall be visibly identified with EPR cable identification items,”
No they won't! Just like all the other stupid confusing and incorrectly implemented "rules" for labelling and orientation and everything. Even if they do it consistently, nobody will know which of all the many confusing logos means what and for some reason OSs don't show the user which component is incompatible in which way so you'll be happily enjoying 100W from your 240W charger unaware it's not actually 240W.