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Are you sure about this? It it is not explicitly written somewhere it is not mandatory to use USB-C. There has to be some documents stating the exact name USB-C
by eknkc 3y ago
Are you sure about this? It it is not explicitly written somewhere it is not mandatory to use USB-C. There has to be some documents stating the exact name USB-C or the designated standard codes etc. how can this be enforced otherwise?
And how the heck will the industry innovate if one or two companies can not shift to a new connector and prove it?
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- Timon3 3y ago> Are you sure about this? It it is not explicitly written somewhere it is not mandatory to use USB-C. There has to be some documents stating the exact name USB-C or the designated standard codes etc. how can this be enforced otherwise? Why don't you just look up the law yourself if you don't believe me? This has been discussed to death. > And how the heck will the industry innovate if one or two companies can not shift to a new connector and prove it? How did the switch from Micro-USB to USB-C happen? Simple, the industry standardized on it. You can add as many connectors as you want, as long as you have the standard connector as well.