← Back to context Comment by scarface74 3 years ago Yes because it’s impossible to buy third party Lightning cables… 6 comments scarface74 Reply frosted-flakes 3 years ago Apple takes a cut from every licensed Lightning cable sold. scarface74 3 years ago I doubt that Apple is getting a “cut” of the $5 cables you can buy from Amazon or your local bodega. marrone12 3 years ago They do from MFi certified cables. You have to pay apple a licensing fee. and the non licensed cables will sometimes give you an error. 3 replies →
frosted-flakes 3 years ago Apple takes a cut from every licensed Lightning cable sold. scarface74 3 years ago I doubt that Apple is getting a “cut” of the $5 cables you can buy from Amazon or your local bodega. marrone12 3 years ago They do from MFi certified cables. You have to pay apple a licensing fee. and the non licensed cables will sometimes give you an error. 3 replies →
scarface74 3 years ago I doubt that Apple is getting a “cut” of the $5 cables you can buy from Amazon or your local bodega. marrone12 3 years ago They do from MFi certified cables. You have to pay apple a licensing fee. and the non licensed cables will sometimes give you an error. 3 replies →
marrone12 3 years ago They do from MFi certified cables. You have to pay apple a licensing fee. and the non licensed cables will sometimes give you an error. 3 replies →
Apple takes a cut from every licensed Lightning cable sold.
I doubt that Apple is getting a “cut” of the $5 cables you can buy from Amazon or your local bodega.
They do from MFi certified cables. You have to pay apple a licensing fee. and the non licensed cables will sometimes give you an error.
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