@Dudebro@EUCommission@Hoss iPhone has been USB for two generations. Tim Apple and Co. can suck an egg for trying to pretend a frail inverted USB C cable (lightning) was somehow better.
@Dudebro@EUCommission@Hoss This is the first step toward having any recognition of consumer rights IMO. Of course they couched it in environmentalism to get it to pass (muh wasted cables and chargers). I think the same argument re waste can apply to right to repair (why throw away when it can be fixed), but we'll see.
@BowsacNoodle@Dudebro@EUCommission@Hoss Apple still having their temper tantrum over being forced to implement it and artificially gimping the transfer speed on usb-c to usb 2.0 speeds?
@HonkHonkBoom@Hoss@BowsacNoodle@Dudebro@EUCommission they aren't artificially trampling on usbc transfer speed. usbc is just connector tech, not transfer tech. how do I know? there's a million android phones, even flagships, that have usbc with usb2.0. The only phones with thunderbolt 3? The Iphone 15 and 16 pro max.
@HonkHonkBoom@Hoss@BowsacNoodle@Dudebro@EUCommission hmmm, you're not wrong, but it's a case of market segmentation. The person that buys any non-pro-max iphone most likely doesn't need thunderbolt. Hell, I don't need usb3 on my phone at all. usb2.0 is enough to flash roms, and I could even do that thru wifi if I gave enough of a shit to set it up. Anything else I copy thru wifi, using syncthing
@mischievoustomato@EUCommission@Dudebro@BowsacNoodle@Hoss No no, they are absolutely capable of providing higher transfer speed, they proved it with thunderbolt, so, the limited speed on the usb-c versions is intentional, and artificial.
@mischievoustomato@EUCommission@Dudebro@BowsacNoodle@Hoss With no removable storage??? It would take all day just to copy just a 30 gig music folder over to the phone.. and making a backup before flashing and wiping (can you even do that with applecult stuff?) .. wireless is so slow compared to a full speed usb3 connection, and how do ya get low level access? i know on android there are hacky methods to adb via wireless, but it's not usable in the same way that a wired connection is..
@HonkHonkBoom@Hoss@BowsacNoodle@Dudebro@EUCommission > It would take all day just to copy just a 30 gig music folder over to the phone what? no it doesn't, not at all, I've done it myself, it takes far, far less. I don't do backups on my phone because my phone doesn't have important stuff I don't have on my laptop.
> know on android there are hacky methods to adb via wireless go to developer settings, then enable wireless adb, done.