The EU has warned Apple that its rumored plans to limit the data transfer and charging speed of the iPhone 15's USB-C port won't go down very well with regulators.
Apple had been rumored to have designs on continuing its Lightning MFi program but for USB-C. That would mean that USB-C cables that haven't been given Apple's seal of approval could be limited, possibly causing them to charge more slowly or transfer data at a lower rate than might otherwise be possible.
