XPost: misc.phone.mobile.iphone   
   From: mariasophia@comprehension.com   
      
   Chris wrote:   
   > The behaviour you're demonstrating is such an extreme edge case that I   
   > doubt there is *any* documentation covering it. No developer will be   
   > prepared for a genuine user to continually ignore requests to access Apple   
   > services on an Apple device for years on end.   
      
   Hi Chris,   
      
   I'm happy to read you're unable to refute any of the facts, even as you   
   seem to be agonizingly desperate to do so, especially as you must know by   
   now, I corrected the links elsewhere in this thread, but the important   
   point is that no other operating system works like this.   
      
   Just iOS.   
   Not even macOS works like this.   
      
   Just iOS.   
      
   Not Windows. Not Linux. Not Android. Not even macOS.   
      
   Just iOS works this way.   
   Why?   
      
   The question isn't that it works this way as only you and Tyrone don't   
   "remember" it working the way it works, but the question is why.   
      
   It's no longer necessary to point out that you and Tyrone both repeatedly   
   claimed you don't remember how iOS works and yet you repeatedly say it   
   works the way you don't remember it to work.   
      
   If you don't think it works the way it works, then refute how it works.   
   Tell us.   
      
   Tell us all, Chris.   
      
   Q: How do you think token expiry & authentication works.   
   A: ?   
      
   Why do you think it works that way?   
   --   
   Some people hate how iOS works so they deny iOS works the way it works.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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