A Special Cable may be required for the iPhone 15's USB-C port to be Fully Functional

 

Leave it to Apple to find a way to ignore the EU's USB-C directive and keep the technology private. Prominent proponents have reported that the iPhone 15 will have a USB-C port but will be MFi certified for optimal performance. This means that uncertified cables and adapters may be subject to charging and data transfer restrictions.
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A Leaker called ShrimpApplePro was doing well with Dynamic Island and a RAM boost on the iPhone 14. But their report also agrees with supply chain critic Ming-Chi Kuo's assumptions, which have so far barred any discussion of his USB-C-driven iPhone from Apple's current Lightning standard. Following that, the iPhone 15 Pro/Pro Max (aka Ultra) will come along, and it will be faster with USB-C3.2 and Thunderbolt 3 speeds.

Accessories such as AirPods and cables were previously manufactured overseas to this standard, reports ShrimpApplePro. All cables that are not MFi certified have "charging and data transfer rate limitations". "

What does the abbreviation MFi mean? It's Made for iPod, a device that no longer exists (an mp3 player in history), but the certification program was introduced in 2005. Apple expanded it when the iPhone and iPad were introduced, and renamed it MFi in 2012 after the introduction of the iPhone 5. Lightning Standard:
A return from the 30-pin connector to the Lightning connector? What a trip. In addition to helping regulate the product line, MFi also certifies all of its gadget pens and accessories to show they're safe for Apple addicts, whether it's headphones, speakers, or even smart home devices. The only limitation of this program is that accessory makers must pay a license fee of approximately $100 per year. This only applies to manufacturers of electronic accessories, especially those that do not use Apple standards such as his MagSafe.

It's easy to think of this as just another way for Apple to demarcate its walled garden, but Android makers enjoy the same exclusivity when it comes to charging cables. His OnePlus, which is branded Oppo, uses a red cable theme for its charging standards. The brand has long offered faster charging specs than the rest of its Android offspring in its ecosystem. Now that SuperVOOQ works, buying the right cables and adapters is key to achieving full 80W charging speeds. The most advanced version, the OnePlus 11, uses the included cable. can be fully recharged in about 30 minutes, and the adapter will be charged.