We do not leave one entry to another. And now it is the European Union's proposal to force all mobile device manufacturers add removable batteries to your smartphones Approved soon.
German Medium Het Financieele Dagblad indicates a proposal that may come from members of the European Union that may be similar to a proposal for mandatory USB C implementation on all mobile devices, apparently including the Apple iPhone.
This cannot be true
It may be that more than one of the attendees thinks that removable battery on mobile devices offers a series of benefits over devices that do not allow its discharge, but in fact few benefits bring, instead it adds to the inconvenience. In this sense we have to say that Water resistance will be the first to lose these devices with a removable battery, on the other hand it is important to remember that enabling the user to switch on the battery is less risky for the “low cost” and low cost batteries we can find on the market with devices that allow this battery replacement
You should be clear on one thing, and today most mobile devices have a battery attached to avoid risk again coming back to this can be hard to find. Logically, if the solution is well-studied and it is possible to carry out this process without jeopardizing the useful life of the device and the user's security, then move on, but this seems more complicated today. The iPhone with removable battery is amazing to see, like on USB C but it's problems that run into our hands and will see if they eventually end up being allowed or simply stay as a suggestion.
