True, but intentionally making USB-C less functional doesn't seem likely to solve the problem you describe either. In addition to whatever "normal" confusion t

True, but intentionally making USB-C less functional doesn't seem likely to solve the problem you describe either. In addition to whatever "normal" confusion there is around USB-C, now you'll have people wondering why their expensive Thunderbolt 4/USB 3.x cable that works as a Thunderbolt 4/USB 3.x cable for every other device is behaving like it's 2005 when plugged into a brand new iPhone.