Apple executives said that the iPhone 15 will use USB-C interface in compliance with EU laws

It is well known that the data interface Apple currently uses is different from Android, and it is its own unique interface. Recently, I got news that Apple said it would provide USB-c interface for everyone in the iPhone 15 series, which means that the iPhone 15 may use the same interface as Android phones!

Recently,the EU passed the bill of unifying the charging interface of mobile electronic devices as USB-C, which clearly states that mobile electronic devices, including mobile phones, tablets, etc., will uniformly use USB-C charging interfaces. Recently, Greg Josweak, Apple's vice president of global marketing, publicly stated thatApple will fully comply with the EU's bill. In the future,iPhonewill use the USB-C interface. The first USB-C interface iPhone will be seen in the iPhone 15 series as soon as possible

At present, it is not known whether the iPhone 15 is replaced with a USB-C interface or a charging interface for some models. Previously, it was reported that the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Ultra two high-end models will use USB-C interface, and the entry model iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus will still use the Lighting charging port. However, if this is true, it means that the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus will lose the European market. However, if the entire system changes to USB-C interface, it means that Apple will lose the benefits of MFi licensed accessories brought by the Lightning interface. But it is clear that Apple has made a choice and is ready to welcome the arrival of the USB-C era. In fact, it is a good thing for iPhone to use USB-C, which can attract more Android users who use the USB-C interface to jump to the iPhone camp. In addition, many USB-C fast charging accessories are also available, which is also good for iPhone to promote fast charging.

If Apple really changes the interface of iPhone 15 to USB-C interface, it will be a good news for consumers, because it means that Apple will be able to directly use the data cable of Android phones to charge or transfer data.