Apple's new iPhone port Will be Encrypted? I used it but I didn't use it all

In October last year, the European Parliament passed regulations saying that from 2024, all manufacturers of mobile phones, tablets, digital cameras, wireless headsets and other electronic devices sold in the EU should unify their charging ports to Type-C. Manufacturers do not have to include charging devices when selling these devices.
Even Apple will be forced to ditch its unique Lightning connector, which is obviously a good thing for consumers. With supply chain sources saying Apple plans to use Type-C on all four models of the iPhone 15 due out next year, it appears Apple has compromised in the interest game. But is it really a compromise?
Type-C chip encryption: Apple is sloppy
The latest Revelations show that although Apple has been determined to use Type-C interface on iPhone15 series, but it has specially developed a Lightning&Type-C interface IC for the interface, will be used in the next new iPhone and MFi certified products. This means that existing Type-C chargers may not be available for the iPhone15 series, and users will still need to purchase cables from Apple or an MFI-approved accessory manufacturer to get full charging speed.