EU Law Could Pass Next Month that Could Force Apple to Switch to USB-C on iPhones
Comment: European charger standard law will be too late to affect Apple - 9to5Mac
Apple fighting EU push to standardize device chargers - Los Angeles Times
Apple opposes EU plans to make common charger port for all devices | European Commission | The Guardian
Explained: Why EU rules on common chargers could result in iPhone without charging ports | Explained News,The Indian Express
EU seeks to force through single standard phone charger | Financial Times
Apple hits out at EU plans for a universal smartphone charger | Financial Times
EU sends jolt to Apple's Lightning port with proposed law mandating USB charging for all phones | CBC News
The EU Wants All Phones to Work With Interoperable Chargers, Here's What That Means for Apple's Lightning Port - MacRumors
Apple may be forced by EU to replace iPhone charger with Android equivalent | Science & Tech News | Sky News
Europe will finally legislate for a common charger for mobiles | TechCrunch
EU to present common mobile charger law next month | iMore
Apple resists EU push for common phone charger, says it will stifle innovation - GSMArena.com news
USB-C chargers: Will EU law cut down on e-waste or just anger Apple? | New Scientist
EU plans to pass common phone charger law: Et tu, Apple? | ZDNet
What the EU mandate for a common smartphone charger means | AppleInsider
EU plans new law requiring 'common charger' for all phones and tablets | Newstalk
Lightning zapped?: After a decade of stalling, a new EU law could force Apple to introduce a universal charger for all devices
EU Law That Could Force the iPhone to Switch to USB-C to Be Presented Next Month - MacRumors
Apple opposes European Union directive for all mobile phones to have universal charger | World News | Sky News
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EU proposes mandatory USB-C on all devices, including iPhones - The Verge
Europe wants one device charger to rule them all—and it doesn't come from Apple | Fortune
