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WhatCable: The free app that exposes fake USB-C cables | Factae

WhatCable: The free app that exposes fake USB-C cables

A free Mac app, WhatCable, allows users to test USB-C cable compliance.

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Tests reveal some cables fail to meet their advertised technical specifications.

The tool aims to protect users from counterfeit or low-quality products.

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