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newspaper reported "Daily Mail" The British government said that the European Union had made it mandatory for all phones and electronic devices to use a USB charging port "USB-C" By 2024, adding "It means that Camel She will have to change the port on her iPhones, in all 27 EU countries".
Currently, Apple phones use a connector "Lightning"while using devices that are Android USB-C connectors.
The source explained that European Union Choose a unified charger with a purpose "Reduce e-waste"but the giant American company says that "It will limit innovation and harm consumers".
The Federation estimates that discarded or unused chargers account for 11,000 tons of e-waste in Europe every year.
Within the new decision as well, buyers in countries will be able to European Union Choose whether they want to buy devices New with or without charger.
Devices include: phones portable devices, tablets, e-readers, earphones, digital cameras, headphones, portable video game consoles, and portable speakers.
In the long term, the decision is also expected to target laptops, according to the British newspaper.
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And the British newspaper, “Daily Mail”, stated that the European Union had made it mandatory for all phones and electronic devices to use a “USB-C” charging port by 2024, adding, “This means that Camel She will have to change the port on her iPhones, in all 27 EU countries.”
Currently, Apple phones use the “Lightning” connector, while devices that run Android USB-C connectors.
The source explained that European Union They chose a standardized charger to “reduce e-waste”, but the US giant says it “will limit innovation and harm consumers”.
The Federation estimates that discarded or unused chargers account for 11,000 tons of e-waste in Europe every year.
Within the new decision as well, buyers in countries will be able to European Union Choose whether they want to buy devices New with or without charger.
The devices include: phones portable devices, tablets, e-readers, earphones, digital cameras, headphones, portable video game consoles, and portable speakers.
In the long term, the decision is also expected to target laptops, according to the British newspaper.
