On 2023-03-21, Andy Burnelli <
nos...@nospam.net> wrote:
> nospam wrote:
>
>>> It won't work with another VPN but the Android one has the same
>>> problem.
>>
>> wrong. ios supports simultaneous vpn, whereas android does not.
>>
>>> A huge difference, as always, is that in the walled garden it isn't
>>> free
>>
>> the price that a third party developer chooses for their apps has
>> nothing to do with any supposed (and non-existent) walls.
>>
>> there are *other* apps with similar functionality, some of which are
>> free.
>>
>> you really are that stupid.
>
> OK. So I tested it out. It would be hilarious if it wasn't so sad.
Nowhere near as hilarious as your lame trolls.
Insults are the last refuge of losers. : )
Neither of these show this supposed "forced login".
Yes, most apps require mo Apple login.
iMessage and FaceTime naturally must be able to talk to Apple servers in
order for basic functionality to work, just as Signal, WhatsApp, and
other similar apps also require server connections and logins to work.
This has nothing to do with a "walled garden". This was a horribly weak
and laughable troll attempt. You're a true 🤡, Arlen.
You're just proving me right, left and right! : )
All working fine, without an Apple ID login. Imagine that... : )
Naturally, you would rather say it requires over $300 when the truth is:
* the basic app with basic ad blocking is FREE
* the Premium features allow you to run the firewall for OS-level ad
blocking in any app, as well as advanced (even custom) ad blocking
* the Lifetime one-time package is only $38.99 - not $300
Anyone with eyes can see this in the App Store listing. So as always,
your juvenile trolls are *weak*, Arlen.
> As always, the highly touted iOS app is a complete waste of your time,
Wrong. The free version of 1Blocker blocks ads in Safari very well.
Nobody claimed the app was completely free, or that there weren't
premium features. You're only bitching and moaning to troll. Not to
mention there are plenty of other ad blockers in the App Store that
*are* free, if you're such a cheap-o you can't spend a dime on something
as crucial as ad blocking.
> as it's almost completely crippleware
Translation: eVeRyThInG MuSt bE 100% fReE, oR It's cRiPpLeWaRe, Y'AlL!
#IaMvErYsMaRt! 🤡
> and worse, if you want to make it work, it's $300/20 years
Wrong. The free version blocks ads in Safari just fine. And the Premium
version with more advanced ad blocking and a OS-level firewall is
available for a one-time payment of $38.99 - $261 less than your bogus
claim.
> (whereas on Android, the functionality is not only free, but open
> source, and it does far (far!) more for you! <
https://netguard.me/>
That app doesn't even block ads, you complete nitwit. 🤣
> Why do iOS owners put up with this garbage, I will never understand.
You got that second part right. You'll never understand.