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I don't think it's fees. Relative to what they earn directly from customers, fees are a pittance. I figure they have exactly two reasons, both plausible, to b
by rootusrootus 4y ago
I don't think it's fees. Relative to what they earn directly from customers, fees are a pittance. I figure they have exactly two reasons, both plausible, to be reluctant to switch the phone over to USB-C.
The first is size -- lightning is thinner than USB. But other phones have USB-C, so this is probably not that big a hassle.
The second is their customers. For every customer that wants USB-C on their new phone, a dozen more want all their existing accessories and cables to continue to work when they upgrade their phone.
- badwolf 4y ago2 is a big point. This is supposedly about e-waste, but will force everyone to trash all their old cables and accessories even faster now.