USB-C and its consequences have been a disaster for the tech industry. They have increased convenience for some "advanced" users, but they have destabilized device compatibility, have made everyday usage more frustrating, have subjected consumers to confusion, have led to widespread technical issues (in some cases to costly repairs), and have inflicted severe inconvenience on modern technology. The continued development of USB-C will worsen the situation. It will certainly subject users to more frustration and inflict more compatibility problems; it will probably lead to greater confusion and unnecessary expenses, and it may lead to increased reliance on adapters and additional accessories.

It's not even fun anymore.

Gm and happy Lepanto