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chas_m
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If Apple chose to drop the headphone jack -- again, as a reminder, not a given but quite possible -- they would certainly continue to include compatible headphones (using either Bluetooth or Lightning or both) with the iPhone as they do with the EarPods now. So, to me, this is a non-issue for most users, but will upset those who use third-party headphones with traditional jacks, because it will mean they will either need to use an adapter or will need to use the included ones (or buy new ones). I've been on BT headphones for years for everyday use for years, and would not mind at all getting a small adapter to make my Blue headphones (I have both the Mo-Fi and the Lola, highly recommended over-ear, noise-muffling headphones for discerning music lovers who don't need added bass) Bluetooth or Lightning-compatible if I eventually need to do so.
In short, this is less of an issue for most users than the vocal minority wants to make it out to be.
In short, this is less of an issue for most users than the vocal minority wants to make it out to be.