XPost: misc.phone.mobile.iphone, comp.sys.mac.advocacy
From: nospam@nospam.invalid
In article , Andy Burnelli
wrote:
> >> In the days when iPads had huge screens
> >
> > in what days were those?
>
> Your memory is that of a gnat, nospam, as I published a bunch of tutorials
> on using the iPad for hiking purposes because of the screen & battery life.
your avoiding answering the question is noted.
> > ipad screen sizes have *increased* over the years.
>
> The point you whooshed on, and which I said so it just means you're stupid,
> nospam, seriously... that's not even an ad hominem attack - it's a fact,
> which is that Android phablets got larger and the batteries last forever
> nowadays (I don't even charge overnight anymore - and haven't in a while).
it is an ad hominem attack. it's all you can do.
the fact is that ipad screen sizes have increased.
> Only on an iPhone are people stuck tethered to an outlet every night.
diversion noted, and your claim is also false.
> You forget *Apple's business model _requires_ you to be tracked* in almost
> everything that you do, nospam, and no amount of your lies changes that.
false.
> HINT: Android phones work fine (even better) without a Google Account...
no they don't, because doing that removes a *significant* amount of
functionality.
> > google even tracks you when you turn off location services, they're
> > *that* good.
>
> You always claim Google made Apple do all the bad things Apple does.
> Why?
nobody claimed that, and it wasn't true the last zillion times you said
it either.
> You can turn off the location tracking, nospam. Well, you can't.
> You're on iOS.
false.
unlike on android, turning off location on ios actually turns it off.
> The iPhone won't work for most people without Apple tracking built in.
apple doesn't track people.
but even if we are to assume your statement as true, android won't work
'for most people' without a google account.
> HINT: You don't need a Google account to download apps on Android
> while Apple inserts a unique tracking ID into every app on iOS!
they do not, as has been explained to you many times.
> > always choose the best tool for the job.
>
> At this point in time, the iPad isn't the best tool for _any_ job,
false.
> unfortunately, now that it can't even do basic hiking like it used to
> (where I'm talking about the best iOS hiking app being "terminated").
false.
> If you can think of anything the iPad can do that my Android phone doesn't
> already do (probably years ago even), please let me know as the only thing
> I use the iPad for nowadays is (a) google voice, and (b) test your bullshit
> (and you always fail).
yawn. how many times are you going to embarrass yourself?
universal control, sidecar, stage manager, hover, fald display and a
wealth of ipad-native software.
unlike on ipad, android tablet apps are almost always phone apps on a
big screen, and it shows (not in a good way).
cue trademark rant, further proof you're lost.
> HINT: Look at Jolly Roger's bullshit about 1Blocker I recently tested.
you don't know how it works so any tests you might have done are void.
> >> Have you ever seen that message that an app was "terminated by iOS"
before?
> >
> > sure have.
>
> What does it even mean to be "terminated by iOS" nospam?
memory pressure.
> I'm not afraid to admit I've never seen that message before.
you're also not afraid to fabricate a baseless conspiracy theory as to
why it happens, without knowing any of the details.
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