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The EU, Yesterday, officials announced plans to require smartphone companies to use the same charging cord for phones. Is this an example of good regulations or government overreach?
For years, certain companies (cough, Apple, cough) have strayed from more universal charging ports – likely creating an overflow of cords in your junk drawer. Now, the EU's saying 'I USB-C what's happening here.' And is pulling the plug on plugs that don't spark joy. The goal: to help the bloc cut down on tons of electronic waste. But Apple's reportedly worried this will restrict its creative freedom. Because nothing screams 'creative' like a charger that doesn't fit anything.
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Chris, let me see if I understand this.
1.you raised a question in your capacity as a news official.
2. An APS school official used a private email to contact your non news employer.
Thats par for the course in this town.
Always follow the money.
this serves as a reminder that in most political structures there exists a "shadow government"; made up of power brokers, financial interests and proverbial good old boys. they are not predisposed to favor change, or folks outside their sphere of influence - but change can only come from outside their sphere.