Implementing a USB C cable, that works better on apple specific chargers, without giving that functionality to competitors, is bad faith, and against the purpose of the law.
If they end up pulling back on the plan to do this, then the warning worked.
No. Acting in bad faith is what is wrong.
If Apple doesn't like it, then they can shut down their business in the EU.
Companies acting in bad faith should be explicitly punished, to an extra degree, that is intentionally designed to hurt them.
We have this right, to use laws, in a society, to punish bad faith actors.
If you don't like it, then vote for something else (you'll lose that vote though, lol) or leave the country.