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@ryanc No, because:
- high idle power consumption
- lacking safety (against surges/spikes)
- lacking safety (against electrocution of the user)
- thermal problems (over-temperature inside the wall?)
- bad regulation (high ripple, etc.)
- coil whine
- often bad negotiation (USB-C or USB-A power delivery)
- fire hazard (can't quickly unplug smoking permanently installed outlets)

- USB standards change rapidly. I'm still using 1970s outlets. I'm not using 1970s tech $anything.