XPost: misc.phone.mobile.iphone, comp.mobile.ipad   
   From: a%rle%20nh.older@no.spam.net   
      
   On Thu, 1 Nov 2018 11:04:17 +0000 (UTC), badgolferman wrote:   
      
   > What does this statement say to you?   
   >   
   > But according to PCMag’s report, the issue comes up when using a   
   > Verizon SIM as a secondary SIM card. Currently, Verizon customers will   
   > see their secondary connection bumped down to the carrier’s legacy 2G   
   > CDMA network (as opposed to AT&T and T-Mobile, which work with LTE even   
   > when working as a secondary SIM).   
      
   I realize Apple owners blame everyone but Apple for iPhone design flaws.   
   I also realize these phones are some of the most expensive in the world.   
      
   They are highly marketed - and highly touted - by Apple MARKETING.   
   And their owners "think" they are (somehow?) special.   
      
   Given that...   
   Let's use logic, if it's possible with people on this newsgroup.   
   Let's use a real-life style example, as part of that logic.   
      
   As you're well aware, bimmers come in GM or ZF transmissions.   
   BMWs are also highly marketed - & highly touted - by BMW MARKETING.   
   And their owners "think" they are special. (e.g., special fluids).   
      
   If the brand new extremely expensive bimmer with a GM steptronic   
   transmission goes into fail safe mode when it's brand new such that it   
   can't get past second gear (e.g., 2G speeds) even though it was widely   
   advertised and benchmarked to not only have 3G gearing, but even 4G   
   gearing, and when the ZF transmissions clearly do not have that out of the   
   box problem, do you absolve BMW MARKETING of testgeing and reporting   
   responsibility?   
   o Yes   
   o No   
   (pick one)   
      
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