Here is a post, for reference, which in response to apologists who claim
that iOS has "functionality" that isn't available on Android, where the
fact remains that the apologists claim anyone who knows these facts, must
dislike Apple, simply for _knowing_ these facts.
(Admittedly, very few Apple owners likely comprehend these basic facts,
simply because either (a) they only know what marketing fed them, or (b)
they don't even own Android devices so they don't know any better).
On Fri, 15 Nov 2019 18:53:17 -0500, nospam wrote:
>> o *Every day I do things on Android that are _impossible_ in iOS.*
> actually, you just think you do, but even if that was the case, so what?
Hi nospam,
As you're well aware, I own plenty of iOS & Android devices.
o Where I actually _know_ the functionality difference between them.
For example, this is a side-by-side of my iOS/Android homescreens:
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https://i.postimg.cc/dVHS2CZY/applauncher01.jpg>
Do you even realize how many modern capabilities are shown on the Android
side of that single screenshot, which are _impossible_ on the iOS launcher?
> no device does everything. pick the best tool for the job.
And yet, on iOS, there are exactly 0 tools that do the job!
For example, almost every day I open my "system" folder on Android, where
it has so much app functionality that isn't on iOS that it would make a
lesser man's head spin.
Do you have this modern "App Drawer" functionality on iOS, nospam?
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https://i.postimg.cc/qRjtqpZj/appdrawer01.jpg>
Do you have this modern ability on iOS, all by its itty bitty self, to list
the installed apps (system or otherwise) to a huge variety of formats
(e.g., text. html, csv, XML, whatever), sent to any number of programs on
the phone, or, most often, directly to an editable text file (containing
the full URLs to those apps, if desired) on the phone?
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https://i.postimg.cc/4xyTRszX/appdrawer02.jpg>
Do you have this modern ability on iOS to extract any app at any time and
then re-use that app on almost any other device on the planet, even if that
app is no longer in the official app store and even if you never archived
it prior?
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https://i.postimg.cc/PJb8Hmnv/appdrawer03.jpg>
Do you have this modern capability of choosing _any_ app store you want?
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https://i.postimg.cc/c4qV5fJM/appdrawer04.jpg>
This is just a single-folder off-the-cuff ad hoc sampling of the types of
modern functionality on Android we use every day which is _impossible_ on
iOS, despite the fact you incessantly brazenly fabricate iOS functionality
which you know doesn't exist.
HINT: You know as I know, that iOS has _none_ of those modern capabilities,
and yes, I realize you'll brazen fabricate them in your next post, but
you'll always fail this simplest of the simplest test of an apologist
bullshitter, nospam, since you can _never_ point to the simple app url:
o Name just one
> every day i do things on ios that are impossible on android.
> whop de do.
Name just one.
That is, name a single FUNCTIONALITY (not a brand name, not a trade name,
not something imprisoned inside the walled garden that I wouldn't want to
do anyway, not something that requires a second computer, etc.)...
Let's see if you can back up your claims, even once, nospam.
o Name a single free functionality that I would care about
o That you do on iOS... that I can't do on Android?
Remember, I have both iOS and Android devices to test this on.
o Name just one
If it's not free, then I might not test it, but I can look it up.
o Name just one
If it's not something that I would want to do, that's OK too.
o Name just one
>> As for the "number" of devices, all I need is "one", but you know I own
>> three iPads, and that my kids & grandkids (mostly the girls) have iPhones.
>
> three is not 'a lot'.
Play your silly games, nospam.
Again, you ignore facts (e.g., iPods), but nonetheless, you ignored the
fact that I said one is enough to test your bullshit claims nospam.
o Why do Apple Apologists constantly brazenly fabricate what turns out to
be wholly imaginary Apple functionality?
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https://groups.google.com/d/msg/misc.phone.mobile.iphone/SZfblCIRc9s/BNYMDpdXEgAJ>
> and whatever your kids and grandkids might own does not in any way
> count to *your* total.
Play your silly games, nospam.
Remember, you're the one constantly sending people on fruitless wild-goose
chases which, since I have iOS devices, I know are doomed to failure simply
because you brazenly fabricated the functionality (ask Wade Garrett or Ant
if they were successful following your wholly imaginary functionality which
David Empson clearly stated simply did not exist):
o Why do the Apple Apologists constantly send poor unsuspecting iOS users
on wild goose chases?
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https://groups.google.com/d/msg/misc.phone.mobile.iphone/ynh0PE9lK_I/QOiGP4_SFQAJ>
> however, the real problem is you don't know how to use any of them to
> their fullest, and that goes for android devices too.
Play your silly games, nospam.
Let's give your imaginary belief system a simple adult test, shall we?
Name just one app functionality (i.e., an actual app on the app store) that
you claim exists on iOS - that you claim that I said didn't exist on iOS?
o Name just one
Likewise, we'll give you the same simple test of all bullshitters like you,
nospam, who make claims they can never back up with even a single fact,
about Android, shall we?
Name just one app functionality (i.e., an actual app on the play store)
that you claim exists on Android - that you claim that I said didn't exist
on Android?
o Name just one
Note: The reason you will fail this simplest test of imaginary belief
systems, nospam, is that your brain forms a belief system based on exactly
0 facts, much like young children do with respect to the Tooth Fairy.
>> You know I give out phones and iPods as stocking stuffers (more often
>> Android though lately, simply because of its inherent fantastic value).
>
> gifts also do not count as ownership.
Play your silly games nospam.
o When I need to test iPhones, for example, versus iPads, I have a supply.
You can only play games with silly semantics.
o Like all child-like apologists, you have no adult response to facts.
>> You don't remember my screenshot editing questions for the Mac, for
>> example?
>
> i remember quite well that you were told exactly how to edit screen
> shots using entirely native apps (no third party anything), including
> adding curvy arrows and various other markups you said you wanted, with
> precise step by step instructions how to do it, and despite all of
> that, you continued to rant that it could not be done, just as you
> always do.
The main point is that I've used Windows, Linux, and MacOS.
Nonetheless, if you know _anything_ about how Paint.NET freeware does
curved arrows, you will cry when you have to use the Mac native apps to
perform the same task.
Even the best Linux apps pale in comparison.
>> Or the test that proved the Mac was didn't natively support the
>> OpenVPN protocol?
>
> open vpn is fully supported on mac and ios using any of several third
> party clients, just as it is on windows, linux and android, which also
> require a third party client.
Play your silly games nospam.
o Either you're too stupid to note the word "native", or,
o You yet again ignore facts you don't like.
But the fact you don't like the fact doesn't change that fact.
The fact is that no common consumer platform natively supports the OpenVPN
protocol - despite the fact you claimed in the past numerous times (AIR)
that the Mac does (but it's no better than all the rest).
> The OpenVPN protocol is not one that is built into ...
What's your point?
o It's not natively built into the Mac, nor Windows, nor Linux.
o It's not built into iOS nor Android either.
You're the one claiming that the Mac is somehow (magically?) better (AIR).
The fact is that the Mac does NOT natively support modern VPN protocols.
o None of the common consumer platforms do.
Play your silly games, nospam.
o Play
>> Each time I try to do something simple on iOS, like graph WiFi signal
>> strength over time for all access points, I find out there are no apps on
>> the iTunes app store that allow you to do that.
>
> more accurately, every time you try to do something simple, you turn it
> into a colossal clusterfuck and fall flat.
Play your silly games nospam.
You always claim that what I do with iOS is a clusterfuck when the reality
is that I can do with iOS what almost nobody on this group can do in many
ways.
For one common example that I do every single day, how do you instantly
turn any iOS device in the entire world into a READ/WRITE USB stick?
I can do it easily.
o In fact, I do it almost every day (copying movies over USB).
If you think you can do what I do with iOS, name how you do that!
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What you're seeing here is that apologists have no adult response to fact.