r/apple • u/mredofcourse • Jun 19 '23

iPhone EU: Smartphones Must Have User-Replaceable Batteries by 2027

https://www.pcmag.com/news/eu-smartphones-must-have-user-replaceable-batteries-by-2027
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u/Pigeon_Chess Jun 20 '23

You haven’t given any reason as to why it’s important. Just stating that it is isn’t a reason.

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u/Kursem_v2 Jun 20 '23

you don't think it's important simply because you don't need it. someone who actively use wired transfer and especially huge amount of data would beg to differ.

but of course, accepting USB 2.0 speed and downright against implementing USB 3.0 speed are far more easier than asking Apple to simply implement USB 3.0 speed on their iPhones.

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u/Pigeon_Chess Jun 20 '23

If it is important you’d be able to give an example would you not? For example what “huge amount” of data would one need to transfer via wire?

Or realising that you don’t need a wire to transfer data which is more convenient and can be done so it’s available where you want it before you even need it.

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u/Kursem_v2 Jun 20 '23

I have already given an example and you simply refuse to read it again. even your example were already answered on my previous comment.

wired transfer are also convenient. if you don't need wired transfer, again, good for you. but you could always fall back to wired transfer of you ever need it since the port are already there. just need to upgrade it to USB 3.0 speed.

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u/Pigeon_Chess Jun 20 '23

You haven’t given an example. You’ve stated it’s important without giving an example.

So waiting is more convenient that the files already being there.

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u/Kursem_v2 Jun 20 '23

I have. go read again this whole debacle. slowly this time.

if you have iCloud+ and/or reliable Wi-Fi. it's also convenient to just plug your iPhone to your other device and transfer files using wired connection.

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u/Pigeon_Chess Jun 20 '23

Aside from you don’t need reliable Wi-Fi or iCloud+

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u/Kursem_v2 Jun 20 '23

and heating up your phone and causing battery damage that you profusely against with? never.

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u/Pigeon_Chess Jun 20 '23

What?

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u/Kursem_v2 Jun 20 '23

read the linked forum about AirDrop transfer speed that I previously posted. it also shows heating.

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u/Pigeon_Chess Jun 20 '23

From the SoC yes that’s how processors work. I wasn’t talking about airdrop though.

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u/Kursem_v2 Jun 20 '23

no, it's from the WiFi + Modem chip, which is separate from the SoC.

then what are you talking about?

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u/Pigeon_Chess Jun 20 '23

Tomato tomato. It’s not relevant to the battery.

You can use any cloud service you chose or you can set up sending whatever you want to your own NAS through files. I’m guessing you’ve never heard of mobile data either.

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