> Regulations work best when they set a minimum requirement. Not when the involved makers are incentisized otherwise. Makers have the freedom to submit better

> Regulations work best when they set a minimum requirement. Not when the involved makers are incentisized otherwise. Makers have the freedom to submit better options in the future. But it can't be the other way around. I'm waiting now for Bluetooth to also have it's USB-C moment, and force every consumer device to have their core functionality accessible through a standardized communication protocol. We'd get makers to submit better open specs, instead of the situation we have now.