Apple will need USB-C gadgets to request your permission to transmit data

Apple will need USB-C gadgets to request your permission to transmit data

Are you the type of person who would be hesitant to charge electronics from a public charger, such as the one that will be installed in your plane’s seat? Apple’s first beta of the recently released macOS 13 Ventura features a feature that appears to address tampering concerns. It will require USB-C and Thunderbolt accessories to explicitly request permission before communicating with MacBooks powered by Apple’s M1 or M2 CPUs.