Long story short, the engineer believes that USB Type-C and Quick Charge 3.0 are unable to work together because of their specification differences. Not long ago, we discussed how a new Type-C USB specification has being brought forward by tech companies to not only counter the mass number of reports coming in that such ports fried expensive hardware, but to prevent malware from wreaking havoc on these devices. It may have been possible that USB Type-C specifications have not been updated, so the engineer might have decided to provide his own stance on things. With the specification improved overtime, we will definitely see more and more devices support both Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0 as well as the Type-C USB interface, which has a ton of perks. Google+
