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This kind of law practically guarantees there will be no usb-D, E, or X. It hardcodes inertia

• MrJohz 4y ago
  It already exists for micro-USB, and USB-C was developed later - evidentially, this claim does not appear to be true.
  • fshbbdssbbgdd 4y ago
    Apple is selling phones with Lightning, so it doesn’t seem to be true that they have been required to use micro-USB.
  • stevenalowe 4y ago
    The law itself may have stifled the creation of other power systems; we may have had micro-usb-G by now without it
    • hulitu 4y ago
      Because every year we need a different connector for the same shit. The only thing that was changes was Google restricting access to filesystem over USB.