Tim Albers wrote:

>Has that been fixed and a new hardware revision is released and if so
>how can I tell if an online shop is selling the fixed version?

This has been fixed for quite some time now. How you can tell? Probably
by buying at a shop that sells huge numbers of them. Tomshardware writes

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/raspberry-pi-4-usb-c-update

"We reached out to Raspberry Pi CEO Eben Upton to ask how users can tell
whether they're purchasing a new revision board or an old model, and he
said that the best way to tell is by testing the board with an
electronically marked cable to see if it works."

So there probably is no way you can see it from outward appearance.

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