Apple’s upcoming iPhone 15 and its counterparts are expected to come with USB-C charging ports, aligning with the industry trend. However, a recent European Union (EU) directive may potentially impact Apple’s plans to limit charging speeds to its own MFi (Made for iPhone) certified USB-C accessories.
Speculation has been circulating that Apple’s proprietary chargers would offer faster charging capabilities on the iPhone 15 compared to third-party chargers. The implementation of MFi certification raised concerns about potential limitations imposed by Apple on charging speeds for non-Apple accessories.
