They include AirPods, Magic Mouse, Magic Keyboard and the Magic Trackpad. Gurman also says the last remaining iPad without USB-C will be replaced by the end of the year, while there are several Apple accessories will need to make the switch. However, that also means Apple doesn’t necessarily have to make the change for the iPhone 15, but would need to for the iPhone 16 launch. The change agreed by the European Parliament a week ago, following years of pending legislation, means Apple has to make the change for devices launched after the end of 2024, if it wants to keep selling phones in the bloc. Of course, we’ve heard this before from many sources, but Gurman’s assertion is the strongest word on the subject yet.

That’ll preempt the new EU rules that effectively ensures Apple has to adopt the standard USB-C charger for all new products launched after 2024. With this neat little device, system administrators can physically prevent users from connecting Pen Drives, Mobile Phones and other USB Mass Storage Devices to their computers to copy data and introduce viruses.In his weekly PowerOn newsletter, Gurman says it’s “essentially a lock” for the iPhone 15.

To remove, simply insert the Key back on to the blocker and pull it away.

Hold the blocker in place and pull away the Key. To use, simply attach a blocker to the key and plug it into the port.

With the LINDY USB Type C / Thunderbolt 3 Port Blocker, you can quickly block open ports and easily prevent users from connecting cables, devices or inserting foreign objects without permission. Also available in packs of 10 (without key).Physically blocks access to a USB Type C / Thunderbolt 3 port.This product has been discontinued and replaced by Part No 40465.

Usb c lock