Formats that aim to be web standards should try not to be patent encumbered. There was a lesson to be learned from the Unisys debacle in the 1990s. If you don't want to reencode for the web, use a device that captures in a format that can be shared on the web.
HEIC has a very messy patent situation around it which limits what tools work with it.
E.g. for official Windows support by Microsoft you need to buy the codec from the Microsoft App Store for $0.99
Formats that aim to be web standards should try not to be patent encumbered. There was a lesson to be learned from the Unisys debacle in the 1990s. If you don't want to reencode for the web, use a device that captures in a format that can be shared on the web.
Think about how many images large platforms deliver every day, and the benefits of saving bits on each of them.