Re:India follows EU's example in requiring USB-C charging fo...
by crote on Friday November 18, 2022 @07:39AM
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True, it wasn't legally required - I should have been more careful with that phrasing - but the signatories had a market share of over 80%. It was well-understood that they would be legally forced to if they did not voluntarily comply - which makes the "voluntary" part a bit moot.
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Re:India follows EU's example in requiring USB-C charging fo...
by dahfizz on Friday November 18, 2022 @07:47AM
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> It was well-understood that they would be legally forced to if they did not voluntarily comply - which makes the "voluntary" part a bit moot.
Except, that is not true at all. Every single manufacturer moved to a new, better plug when it became available and faced no repercussions. That is no longer possible.