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3.5 mm headphone jack is much 𝕞𝕦𝕔𝕙 𝖒𝖚𝖈𝖍 more robust than USB-C port. You can slingshot your phone by the headphone cable, and both the phone and the cable will be fine.
USB-C socket gets slightly bent and you cannot charge your phone.
It's also at the bottom of the phone, so you cannot hold it normally, while the headphone jack is at the top.
That varied between brands and models, some had it at the top some at the bottom. There was no industry standard for the location.
I miss the audio jack and agree with you, but all my phones always had audio jack on the bottom not far from the USB port
Many of my past phones had the headphone jack on the bottom. I don't think there is a standard.