Starting today, the third-generation iPhone SE, iPhone 14, and iPhone 14 Plus, are listed as unavailable on Apple's online store in

Starting December 28th, all new phones sold in the European Union must have USB-C. And while that deadline is still about a week away, Apple has begun pulling the iPhone SE, iPhone 14, and iPhone 14 Plus — the last models with Apple’s proprietary lightning port — from its Swiss online store.

Apple's third-generation iPhone SE, iPhone 14, and iPhone 14 Plus, are now listed as unavailable on Apple's online store in Switzerland.

The latest round of EU proposals under the Digital Markets Act means Apple may be compelled to avail AirDrop, AirPlay, and other exclusive APIs to Android phone makers, a move the company says would leave user privacy at risk.

Apple plans to stop selling the iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus, and third-generation iPhone SE in European Union countries later this month, to

Apple is phasing out some iPhone models from the EU due to a regulation that requires a USB-C charging port to be present.

If you are in the EU and were thinking of buying an iPhone SE or iPhone 14 from Apple, you might want to hurry.

Apple will stop selling three iPhones with Lightning connectors in a matter of days, in 29 countries, including the EU's 27 member states.

Apple complained that requests from Meta Platforms requests for access to its operating software threaten user privacy, in a spat fueled by the European Union’s intensifying efforts to get the iPhone maker to open up to products from tech rivals.

The EU is pressing Apple to open up its ecosystem to third parties, giving them access to technology currently exclusive to iOS.

The EU wantsApple to make yet another major change. This involves potentially opening up features like AirDrop and AirPlay for non-Apple devices.

Discover why Apple is discontinuing the iPhone 14 and SE models, and what this means for consumers and the tech industry.