You're probably aware that there's a lot of talks these days about not using the iPhone's USB type C port. This is because the European Union is attempting to establish standards in this area, and Apple is not responding positively.
In the meantime, a USB Type-C iPhone X designed by Swiss robotics student Ken Pillonel sold for as much as $ 86,001 in an eBay auction.
He removed the standard lightning port on an iPhone X and replaced it with a USB Type-C port.
The redesigned iPhone X was auctioned off on eBay, and it received over 116 bids. The price remained stable at $ 85,000 last week, and by the close of bidding on November 11, it had risen to $ 86,001.
You can also see how Ken Pillonel's video at this link.
However, Piloner warns that any user who purchases the device should not perform actions such as resetting, upgrading the operating system, or deleting data, as doing so risks inactivating the device.
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