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Hãy viết đoạn tóm tắt về nội dung bằng tiếng việt kích thích người mua: iPhone 15 USB-C — don’t make this mistake if you upgrade

The iPhone 15 is here, and it’s the very first Apple smartphone to come with USB-C connectivity. We’re very pleased about that change, since it means iPhones can finally use the same charging cable as all your other gadgets — including the ones made by Apple itself.

But if you’re a long-time iPhone user, there’s a good chance you’re not as familiar with USB-C as some of your Android-loving compatriots. Since the phones themselves don’t come with a charging brick, and are expected to have a USB-C to USB-C cable, you may need to go out and buy one. 

relaunch the “Made for iPhone” accessory certification program.

Lightning has protections against this sort of thing

While knock-off Lightning cables and chargers do exist in huge numbers, Apple had taken precautions to try and prevent unsafe chargers from causing any damage. The Made for iPhone program allowed accessory makers to have their products certified as safe and genuine by Apple — while also giving Apple a cut of each sale.

If you ever tried to use a charger that hadn’t been certified and approved by Made for iPhone, your maximum charging speed was cut in half. It doesn’t matter if you were using Lightning or MagSafe, uncertified chargers were throttled by design — with safety cited as one of the key reasons why.

Official Lightning cables also had a chip that is essentially a fuse, isolating any damage in the event of a power fluctuation. That may wreck your charger, but it would protect your phone from harm.

Unfortunately Made for iPhone was a paid program. Accessory makers had to pay to be involved, and royalties were owed on all sales — which meant certified products had a reputation for being more expensive. 

USB-C has a history with unsafe knock-offs

High quality USB-C products do come with similar safety precautions, but there’s no guarantee that cheap ones do. In fact in the early days of the standard, there were several stories about knock-off chargers damaging phones or causing fires because they were poorly and dangerously constructed. 

Being an open standard, just about anyone can create their own USB-C cable without having to pay any money for licensing or royalties. But the USB-Implementer’s Forum, who manages the USB standard, does have a list of standards that cables should adhere to. Standards that do ensure cables are not going to cause damage to property or injuries to users.

It didn’t take long for major retailers to ban the sale of chargers and plugs that didn’t meet these standards, but that’s not to say they don’t still exist. Not all retailers have strict protections against knock-off electronics, and even the ones that do can’t 100% guarantee a knock-off hasn’t slipped through the cracks.

Don’t cheap out on USB-C chargers

We’re not saying you have to buy Apple-branded USB-C cables for every device you own; that’s ridiculous. But you do need to be aware that dangerous cables do exist, and they can cause a lot of damage. Sure they’re cheap, but is saving a few bucks worth putting your phone, home or personal safety at risk? 

Not all cheap USB-C cables and chargers are unsafe, and you can pick up a perfectly suitable charger without having to pay Apple-level prices. You just have to be vigilant when you’re shopping around, and make sure you buy something that isn’t going to try and burn down your house whole you’re sleeping.

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