>But it’s not credible to deny that this will have a negative effect on innovation. Why? What consumer friendly innovations in charging have we had since USB C

>But it’s not credible to deny that this will have a negative effect on innovation. Why? What consumer friendly innovations in charging have we had since USB C came out that this law would have made illegal if it were introduced from the start? >That is always the impact of regulation like this. I think it would be fair to say that if we could point to examples of useful innovation in the past that would have been killed by this legislation. But can we?