XPost: misc.phone.mobile.iphone, comp.mobile.android   
   From: g.kreme@kreme.dont-email.me   
      
   In message  sms  wrote:   
   > OBD-II is interesting because the low-cost OBD-II dongles are   
   > Bluetooth-only and use the SPP (Serial Port Profile) which iOS does not   
   > support.   
      
   Don't you ever get tired of spewing complete and utter horseshit?   
      
   > You can buy a Wi-Fi OBD-II dongle, or a BLE OBD-II dongle, that will   
   > connect to an iPhone or iPad, but they are an order of magnitude more   
   > expensive.   
      
   No they are not. $20 is what I paid for one I bought as a gift for a   
   friend, who is still using it with her car and iPhone. It might have   
   been as much as $25. Feel free to link an OBDII monitor that costs less   
   than US$2.50, or admit you are a lying sack of shit.   
      
      
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