<ul><li>Apple is considering removing the USB port from future iPhones, starting with the rumored iPhone 17 Air, which would rely solely on wireless charging through MagSafe technology.</li><li>The European Union's USB-C mandate prompted Apple to switch from Lightning to USB-C on recent models; a phone without wired charging does not need a USB-C port.</li><li>The removal of the USB port would lead to thinner iPhone designs, enhance durability and water resistance, and drive the adoption of Apple's wireless MagSafe chargers.</li><li>While the move emphasizes wireless technology and minimalist design, concerns remain about data transfer speeds and user adjustment to a portless iPhone experience.</li></ul>

Apple Might Kill Off the USB Port Entirely, Shocking Leak Reveals

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