EU proposes new draft requirements for mobile phone battery spare parts must be available for a long time
After forcing Apple's iPhone to use the USB Type-C interface, the EU is ready to make new moves for the mobile phone industry. According to the Financial Times, the European Union will propose new bills that would require phone makers to provide phones with longer battery life and an adequate supply of parts to ensure phones don't end up being scrapped too quickly. In the draft proposal, the EU intends to require mobile phone manufacturers to provide at least 15 different repair parts within 5 years from the launch of the mobile phone. 83% or less. The draft also covers software, requiring manufacturers to provide five years of security updates and three years of feature updates for mobile operating systems.
The European Union takes another shot at the mobile phone market, and the mobile phone battery must be more durable. Experts believe that the new EU regulations will have a greater impact on Android mobile phones, which will greatly reduce the living space of low-cost mobile phones. The high-end market share will increase.
