iPhones with user-removable batteries might become EU law - 9to5Mac

A proposed EU law would force Apple to make iPhones with user-removable batteries. The law would apply to all manufacturers selling smartphones

Phones with user-replaceable batteries look to return by 2027 under new EU rules

Digital Markets Act could force Apple to allow side-loading - 9to5Mac

iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro include new hardware to limit performance impact as battery health degrades : r/apple

Apple Hub on X: The EU has voted in favor of new regulation that may force Apple to make iPhone batteries easily removable and replaceable by users While the law would not

US iPhone market share up – in declining market – as more people switch from Android. : r/apple

German court says iPhone infringed Qualcomm patent, sales ban pending Apple appeal [update] - 9to5Mac

Apple hit with lawsuit over shrinking size of usable space in base model iPhones following larger iOS 8 updates - 9to5Mac

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iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max rumored to have solid state volume and power buttons similar to iPhone 7 home button. : r/apple

EU legislation says you can replace your own Nintendo Switch's battery

iPhone 8 could introduce facial recognition feature using new laser sensor, analyst predicts - 9to5Mac

How To Get Apple To Replace Your iPhone: Your Rights Explained

It is unlikely that the iPhone will end up with an easily replaceable battery, as required by the new EU law. Apple explained its position on this issue : r/apple