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Re:India follows EU's example in requiring USB-C charging fo... by wongarsu on Friday November 18, 2022 @06:56AM (#33653390)
Inductive charging doesn't count. You can get out of the USB-C requirement by having only inductive charging, but as soon as you have a physical connector that supports charging one of them has to be USB-C. (At least in the EU version of the requirement)
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Re:India follows EU's example in requiring USB-C charging fo... by Fiahil on Friday November 18, 2022 @08:06AM (#33654014)
> You can get out of the USB-C requirement by having only inductive charging

That's a nice loophole there :)

Anyway, it's not like USB-C isn't good enough and that they can't change the rules if/when a new connector get enough support. And to get enough support, it most likely means that it has to be compatible (in some way) with USB-C. That's a nice feature.

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