The problem with this is what happens to all many, many tons of accessories out there that rely on a connector (everything from small accessories to CarPlay-enabled cars).
Apple likes to simplify, and if it can't generate revenue from licensing the Lightning connector, I think it'll drop the port completely. My prediction is that Apple drops the port completely and goes all-in with wireless charging. Remove the Lightning port and replace it with wireless charging. Remove the port completely: Go fully wireless. The liquid detected in lightning connector alert shows up because moisture or liquid is in your Apple devices lightning port.This could allow the iPhone to retain backward compatibility with the massive ecosystem of devices and accessories out there by offering a dongle for those who need it. Switch to USB-C: Apple already uses USB-C on some of its devices and switching Lightning for USB-C would be pretty painless for Apple and its customers.
As far as I can see, Apple has two options: 10 years ago, Apple was still about to introduce iPhone 5, so basically every iPhone and iPad of. Let's forget the unrealistic option where Apple refuses to sell its product in European territories, which I've seen suggested, as this is just ridiculous. Apple’s Lightning connector was introduced 10 years ago, and it may not survive the iPhone 15. Apples Lightning cable can send and receive data, so you can use them for a variety of purposes. If your iPhone came with a USB-C to Lightning Cable and your computer has a USB port, use a Lightning to USB Cable (sold separately). The Lightning connector cable can connect your iPhone to your power adapter, computer, car, and some accessories. If your iPhone came with a Lightning to USB Cable and your computer has a USB-C port, connect the USB end of the cable to a USB-C to USB Adapter (sold separately), or use a USB-C to Lightning Cable (sold separately). There are many options for topping up your phone, headsets, and watches without plugging a cable into the mobile gear. The Lightning connector is a small connection port, which is used with all current iPhone models.
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