• @[email protected]
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    13 months ago

    Don’t you have to replace the device if it’s USB C because the compliant mechanism is in the port, not the cable?

    • @[email protected]
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      93 months ago

      It could just be build up in the port. Throwing some sticky tack in there a bunch of times to pull out all the debris has “fixed” multiple devices for me.

    • @Pavidus
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      93 months ago

      Lint gets stuck in the base, so the cord will not properly seat. I’ve found that dental floss picks get in there great, and are non conductive.