It’s clear that USB Type-C has had somewhat of a rocky start since it was introduced into the smartphone market. As a consumer, it’s difficult to know if a USB charger is built to spec and the USB-IF wants to change this. The organization has just announced a Certified USB Charger Compliance and Logo Program, and they encourage all USB accessory manufacturers to submit their chargers and obtain certification.
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