I'm sorry, but you're just spreading more FUD. I've never had an issue with my USBC ports on my phones or billion other USBC devices going bad. OTOH, it's a f

I'm sorry, but you're just spreading more FUD. I've never had an issue with my USBC ports on my phones or billion other USBC devices going bad. OTOH, it's a frequent problem for iPhone users. In my circle, it's frequent enough that even my brother who works for Apple has this issue, and it's frequently (but not always) severe enough that the phones require replacements, instead of the $5 cable. And that was my point from the beginning: USBC is designed so that the failure mode affects the cheap, easily replaceable cable rather than the expensive device it is connecting to.