The European Union wants the iPhone to have a possible battery

For better or for worse by 2020 The matter of batteries on mobile devices is back on the table. According to Dutch media Het Financieele Dagblad and XDA Developers have made the announcement, a new proposal from the European Union he plans to force all smartphone manufacturers to use non-removable batteries on their devices

A few years ago, installing a battery of mobile devices was something we could do at home without much effort, often removing the back phones, replacing the finished battery and replacing it with a new one. The thing is simple and almost everyone had to do it at some point. It was Apple's arrival in the world of telephony that turned the profession on

, because they have never built an iPhone that allows easy user access inside. This has brought in the last few years Apple there is accused of forcing its users to use its technical function if they want any kind of restoration, and I had to turn on the battery replacement program at a very low price for what Compertos used.

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It looks like the debate over the matter is back on the table, and it's just an argument presented by Apple during these disputes, which has since left some brands opting to use branded devices, enabling their users to make any battery changes to the technical service, preferably the manager if they want to keep up. their qualifications. Now The European Union plans to force all manufacturers to design devices that allow users access to easy access with its spare battery component, something that can control the features we have today on our smartphones, such as anti-moisture and dust certificates.

The arguments that Apple has discussed to protect the iPhone's internal penetration have eventually prompted other manufacturers to do the same.

The European Union has already shown that it can take its toll on these issues. We've already seen it with the responsibility of one charger for all devices, which has forced all companies to use USB-C, which Apple has not yet mentioned. What this can lead to a step back in current technology

to make it delicate and less effortless, we'll see how this article ends with time. For now we can confirm that Apple will have to use USB-C sometime between the next two generations and those the possibility of seeing an iPhone with rechargeable batteries is something.