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I know that some modern iOS devices actually require a specific voltage across the data lines to tell the device what wattage charger it's using. In that situat
by maxjus 14y ago
I know that some modern iOS devices actually require a specific voltage across the data lines to tell the device what wattage charger it's using. In that situation you would have to add a couple of resistors to the charging cable between the voltage and data pins, which definitely makes it a lot more difficult for most people.
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- gwillen 14y agoYou're right -- as an Android user, I was thinking about the USB 3.0 charging standard (and the pre-standard behavior which led to it), which Android devices generally follow. If you have an iDevice, you have more work to do.