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"The basis for Leung's dismay about these new flagship devices has to do with the implementation of the Type C port in conjunction with Qualcomm'sQuick Charge 3.0*capabilities. Leung cites the USB Type-C spec to show that it does not recognize proprietary charging technologies in excess of 5V. The problem with Quick Charge 3.0 is that Qualcomm utilizes charging speeds using 9V to 12V, rendering it incompatible with the Type-C spec.
The risk for users is that their devices may suffer the same kind of damage from improper implementation of the Type-C spec that could be caused by bad cables..."
Is this something we need to be worried about...?
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"The basis for Leung's dismay about these new flagship devices has to do with the implementation of the Type C port in conjunction with Qualcomm'sQuick Charge 3.0*capabilities. Leung cites the USB Type-C spec to show that it does not recognize proprietary charging technologies in excess of 5V. The problem with Quick Charge 3.0 is that Qualcomm utilizes charging speeds using 9V to 12V, rendering it incompatible with the Type-C spec.
The risk for users is that their devices may suffer the same kind of damage from improper implementation of the Type-C spec that could be caused by bad cables..."
Is this something we need to be worried about...?
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