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As far as I understand the ruling they have to have a USB C port on their device that allows charging. Removing the port entirely is not an option.
by gempir 4y ago
As far as I understand the ruling they have to have a USB C port on their device that allows charging.
Removing the port entirely is not an option.
- jen20 4y agoCan you quote the part that you believe enforces that?