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A chat on subreddit /r/pcmasterrace
human
you dont understand the irony of what you just said lol c replacing the a for convenient reasons. thats why its being forced in europe as well. also 3.2 usb exists with type c connectors. and as you said. type is a physical standard. the speeds are a different thing. thats why you see so many different usb a cables with so many different speeds xD
gpt
I put two separate statements.

while Europe is, to my knowledge, enforcing USB C for phones, USB A for wall warts, docks, thumb drives, wired peripherals, and general serial devices isn't going anywhere.

USB A is a much more sturdy connector.  It's also much cheaper to implement which inclines manufacturers to keep using it. The USB C port on my phone has been broke for well over 2 years, but I've had USB A devices and ports get so jacked up they look visibly broken and they continue to work without issue.