XPost: misc.phone.mobile.iphone, comp.mobile.android   
   From: Ancient-of-Days@Heaven.Net   
      
   Jeff Liebermann  asked   
   >>Well, he knows nothing about OBD2 and iOS if he's claiming it doesn't   
   >>work better on iOS than on Android, that's for sure.   
   >   
   > Are you sure I wrote that?   
      
   (Jeff... Please see the personal note in the sig. Thanks.)   
      
   As a curious and sensibly logical person, what I want to know is why.   
      
   Why is it that _only_ iOS is so crippled that it lacks _all_ these things?   
   I don't know why.   
      
   Do you?   
      
   What's interesting is they claim I said OBDII wasn't on iOS and I never said   
   that either. I was using it as a hypothetical example but they have _no_   
   defense to Apple flaws that they distorted what I clearly had said (or   
   they're so stupid that they actually can't comprehend the language used).   
      
   What's common is in their desperation to defend that the iPhone is crippled,   
   they just make this shit up, mainly as a deflection against the fact of the   
   major topic which is why basic wi-fi graphical debuggers aren't on iOS (but   
   yet, they're on _all_ other of the five common consumer operating systems).   
      
   There could only be very few reasons why iOS is crippled when it comes to   
   graphical wifi debugging though... which is the part that interests me.   
      
   Why?   
   Why is it _only_ iOS is so crippled when it comes to actually doing things?   
      
   *Why just iOS?*   
   It's not even the macOS which is so crippled.   
   Just iOS.   
      
   *Why iOS only that is crippled?*   
      
   It can't be that "nobody wants to do it" which is the argument they often   
   spout, nor that "it's there, but you can't find it" which is, surprisingly,   
   their most common defense (their defense, like Apple's, is to just lie).   
      
   Perhaps it's likely the same reason why iOS is crippled when it comes to   
   _lots_ of utilities common to _all_ other common consumer operating systems   
   (recorders, launchers, debuggers, firewalls, adblockers, defaults, TOR,   
   etc.).   
      
   Why is it that _only_ iOS is so crippled that it lacks _all_ these things?   
   --   
   PS: Jeff. There is a local group forming right now in the mountains to   
   complain about local PG&E shenanigans, which I'm sure you're aware of (our   
   electrical power went out 8 times for a day each in the month of August   
   alone!). If you want to be on that local group, just let me know here and   
   I'll tell the group organizer to invite you. You actually know him as he   
   runs a WISP you are very familiar with and whom I'm sure you respect.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)