
The iPhone 15 hasn't even been announced yet, but reported plans of a switch to USB-C have drawn ire from EU officials over rumors the company will restrict charging speeds using cables that aren't Made for iPhone certified.
We know that Apple plans to unveil a brand new iPhone in September and that a headline shift in this year's best iPhone will be a brand new USB-C charging port to replace Lightning, driven in part by the EU's mandate that all portable electronics adopt the standard from 2024.