💠 Apple iPhone 15 series will only support charging through MFi ( Made for iPhone ) USB Type-C cable

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Apple iPhone 15 series will only support charging through MFi ( Made for iPhone ) USB Type-C cable, ordinary Android USB-C cable won't support charging on iPhone 15 series.

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💠 Apple iPhone 15 series will only support charging through MFi ( Made for iPhone ) USB Type-C cable, ordinary Android USB-C cable won't support charging on iPhone 15 series.

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