In a significant shift prompted by recent legislation, Apple has ceased the sales of iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus, and iPhone SE across several EU countries. These changes come as the European Union enforces new rules mandating the use of USB-C as the standard charger for smartphones and other electronic devices. The regulations, which require mobile phone manufacturers to align with the USB-C charging standard, have led to the withdrawal of multiple models from the market. Consumers in the EU must now adapt to a universal charger system, aimed at streamlining device compatibility.