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All new iPhones sold in EU will need USB-C charger starting December 2024
The European Union has announced an official deadline for when all smartphones, including Apple's iPhone, sold in its member states must have a common USB-C charger.
Under the latest EU directive, all new smartphones sold inside the Union will have to have a standard USB Type-C port starting 28th December, 2024. The new USB-C regulation, which the EU passed ...
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