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I don't like it in theory because the law will always lag behind technology, but from a practical point of view I welcome these laws. I don't know Apple's reas
by teruakohatu 4y ago
I don't like it in theory because the law will always lag behind technology, but from a practical point of view I welcome these laws.
I don't know Apple's reason for not switching the iPhone, but the rest of the Apple ecosystem is USB-C and whatever deficiencies the USB-C ecosystem has (and it has many) standardising on one technology will make life easier for everyone long term.
My tiny country unfortunately has zero technology clout to force these kind of changes through. I am surprised China and India have not used their weight to enforce standards.
- dankboys 4y agoThere argument is that lightning is more waterproof (which makes some sense as the only devices apple uses it with have higher IP ratings) but I doubt how significant that is in reality
- GekkePrutser 4y agoNot so much I think as some devices with USB-C have higher waterproofing ratings than iPhones.