Members of the European Parliament voted to force companies such as Apple Inc to adapt products that don’t already feature a standard USB-C charger to use one. This would include iPhones, in Apple’s case.
A total of 602 lawmakers voted for the plan on Tuesday, with 13 against, and eight abstaining.
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