Been using the Belkin one from the apple store it was like $30 or something for about a year and a half. I like it

iPhone 11

So let me get this straight.

Apple is going to limit USB-C data speed on the new iPhones, which, according to this subreddit, is solely in order to protect their licensing revenue for the MFi program.

Then, for the same models of iPhone, they're going to relax wireless charging speeds for chargers using the Qi2 standard, which means they can no longer charge for MFi. Plus, the Qi2 standard is based on MagSafe, so not only did Apple deliberately take a hit by opening up charging speeds, they took a revenue-generating technology and built an industry standard on it, permanently undercutting MFi for MagSafe.

Someone who thinks Apple was intending to maliciously limit USB-C data transfer speeds just to keep that sweet sweet licensing money, please come up with a logically consistent reason why Apple would do that while at the same time, undercutting their licensing revenue by building an open industry standard based off formerly licensable components.