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The regulation as written specifically accounts for advancements in standards and includes options to switch to a new mandatory port over a period of years. It
by enragedcacti 4y ago
The regulation as written specifically accounts for advancements in standards and includes options to switch to a new mandatory port over a period of years. It also specifically mentions USB-IF as an organization to work with for such future standards.
Safe to say we would probably have standardized on USB-C even sooner had they passed this law for micro-B in 2009.