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Apple’s iPhone 15 series this year is expected to be equipped with a USB-C connection hole. The latest news pointed out that Apple may restrict consumers from using non-certified cables by building a chip. If you want to share a cable with Android and Windows devices , may not be so easy.
Whistleblower Majin Bu released the latest spy photos of the iPhone 15 series, revealing the parts around Apple’s USB-C connection hole. The most surprising thing is a small 3LD3 chip designed by Apple. It is used for transmission encryption and can also limit the charging speed of the iPhone. Foreign media speculate that Apple may use this chip to limit consumers’ choice of wire materials.
A few days ago, Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo and whistleblower ShrimpApplePro pointed out that iPhone 15 users must use certified transmission lines in order to enjoy faster charging speeds and complete software functions.
For example, the “MFi certification” provided by Apple to third-party accessory manufacturers, in addition to the safety of the original factory, will also limit the transmission and charging speed of non-MFi cables. If the relevant news is true, even if the iPhone 15 is replaced with a more popular USB-C interface, Apple may use some methods to persuade consumers to buy original or certified charging cables and charging heads.
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