XPost: misc.phone.mobile.iphone, comp.mobile.android   
   From: Ancient-of-Days@Heaven.Net   
      
   nospam  asked   
   > availability does not mean they're actually used by very many people.   
      
   In your desperation to make excuses for why iOS is crippled you make an   
   argument that goes against all your other arguments as to why you love iOS.   
      
   > the reality is that most people do not have any issues with using only   
   > one router unless they have an unusually large home, in which case they   
   > get a second router and link the two (very easy) or a mesh unit that   
   > does everything automatically (even easier).'   
      
   The reality is you'll stop at nothing to defend a crippled iOS to the death.   
      
   > no need for any apps or troubleshooting.   
      
   Of course you'd say that... because you know the iPhone has a crippled OS.   
      
   > not only that, but the routers can automatically adjust based on   
   > current conditions, whereas a human would constantly need to be   
   > monitoring it, something they're not going to do.   
      
   How is that router going to know the optimal place for it to be located?   
      
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