The TYPE-C interface on the iPhone 15 series has a big mystery: some functions will be severely restricted!

As we all know, the iPhone 15, as Apple's high-end flagship series to be launched in September this year, has been announced on the Internet that it will make changes in all aspects, such as the full-line Smart Island and the standard version, which will also use 4800 pixels, etc. However, Apple has always been very precise in its knife method, even the standard configuration will be somewhat different, Today, a Weibo user said that most of the functions of the TYPE-C interface used by iPhone 15 were limited!

Although the iPhone 15 series will use USB Type-C, it is not a free ride for all Type-C cables. Apple will severely limit the functions that non-Apple Type-C cables can perform. However, all functions can be accessed using Apple's proprietary cable. This means that many Type-C chargers on the market will not be able to obtain all the functions of the ports on the iPhone 15 series.

According to a rather vague statement of a Weibo user,Apple has built a Lightning-compatible integrated circuit board, which will be used in conjunction with the USB-C connection of iPhone 15. This means that the firmware will restrict how the USB Type-C port interacts with any port connected to it. This may mean that although the actual connector form has changed, Apple still maintains a completely unique iPhone lightning environment. However, in this case, Apple has won the benefit of doubt. The USB Type-C port of iPad, Apple TV remote control and Thunderbolt connectors on Apple's various Macs are not limited to Apple certified devices.

If the report is true, the port ofiPhone is likely to provide basic functions, such as charging at normal speed using any standard USB Type-C cable. However, some additional functions, such as high-speed data transmission or fast charging, will be limited to approved cables. Apple will officially launch the iPhone 15 in the fall, most likely in the media event in May. The cheaper iPhone 15 and iPhone 2 Plus will provide regular USB Type-C ports with USB-15 data transfer capacity. IPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 3 Pro Max will use Thunderbolt 4 on USB Type-C. This will allow fast data transfer and<& gt; K Displays the output.

Although the truth of the news is not clear at present, it is very possible from the perspective of Apple's traditional knife method. After all, users can better buy high-end models of Pro version, but in fact, as long as they can satisfy the fruit powder, I believe that even if it is a little expensive, there will be many people willing to start.