iPhones with user-removable batteries might become EU law - 9to5Mac

A proposed EU law would force Apple to make iPhones with user-removable batteries. The law would apply to all manufacturers selling smartphones

No, quitting iPhone apps doesn't help save battery, says Apple, iPhone

Moving data from iCloud may need to be made easier under upcoming EU law : r/apple

Apple Might Try to Skirt the EU's New Removable Battery Rule

EU Proposal Could Make Smartphone Batteries Removable Again

After USB-C win, EU tells Tim Cook that Apple must 'open up its gates to competitors'. : r/technology

iPhone 15 rumors revealed by Apple insider with track record for leaks

Apple clarifies that all iPhone 6 and later devices are eligible for $29 battery replacements - 9to5Mac

It is unlikely that the iPhone will end up with an easily replaceable battery, as required by the new EU law. Apple explained its position on this issue : r/apple

Apple disputes French findings, says iPhone 12 meets radiation rules

9to5Mac: iPhone 15 rumored to support faster charging with up to 35W : r/hardware

Future iPhones might have an easily replaceable battery due to new EU law

Battery replacement must be 'easily' achieved by consumers – EU

Apple says industry standard smartphone connector laws would hurt innovation, in response to latest EU plans - 9to5Mac