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Brussels will require all phones sold in the EU to have replaceable batteries from 2027 – and use USB-C chargers

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Brussels will require all phones sold in the EU to have replaceable batteries from 2027 – and use USB-C chargers

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EU to force replaceable batteries in phones and tablets from 2027

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SMARTPHONES and tablets sold in Europe will have to feature replaceable batteries starting next year, according to EU rules, amid efforts to slash

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But USB c chargers is already a rule for a while, no?
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  That’s a different regulation. It’s not that hard.
  
  USB C: already required now
  
  Replaceable battery: required starting next year
  
  By the way, USB C on the charger is not a requirement. Only on the device side.

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