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Except if you use Lightning. It just works.

• pkulak 4y ago
  Because it's not an open standard any only support low-power devices. If we gimped USB-C to only support 5 volts, it would work everywhere too.
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  • AprilArcus 4y ago
    iPhone fast charging over lightning runs at 9 volts.
    • ProZsolt 4y ago
      ... and uses USB-C on the other end of the cable
      • AprilArcus 4y ago
        There's no cable that has lightning on both ends; the 5V configuration has USB-A on the power supply side. My point is just that that lightning connector isn't limited to 5V.