To comply with EU regulations, Apple iPhone 16 is reportedly working on making iPhone battery replacement easier. Expected to debut this fall, the new technology is designed to comply with EU regulations on recycling and eco-design by 2027.
Currently, Apple secures batteries in iPhones with adhesive strips. They are working on a new technique that will make it easier for users to remove batteries by using electricity to release the glue. The amendment aims to encourage a cleaner environment by allowing users to replace batteries at any time during the device’s lifetime.
The development is a big step in the direction of making gadgets easier to recycle, for which adhesives are crucial. This is part of Apple’s efforts to comply with environmental laws and encourage environmentally friendly practices in its products.
