He who is nospam said on Thu, 28 Dec 2017 00:15:07 -0500:

You have absolutely no idea of what happened with the iOS release that
brazenly broke all Linux connectivity because your characterization doesn't
fit the facts.

nor do you, and it didn't.

C'mon nospam. You had your head handed to you on the Linux newsgroup when
you last tried to make the claim that Apple didn't break Linux connectivity
with the iOS 7.0.0 to iOS 7.0.1 release.

*Apple never tests any of their products in the real world.*

So, not only do you get CPU slowdowns to half the speed you paid for with
each iOS release, but you also have a great chance of everything breaking
in the real world.

*Even Apple admits that they don't test their products in the real world.*

You don't get your head handed to you on the iOS newsgroups because most
people on the iOS newsgroups are uninformed about the real world - they
live entirely imprisoned inside the luxury of the walled garden.

What's funny is that intelligent Linux posters such as Whiskers and Frank
Slootweg can see right through you in your first posts - whereas the iOS
gullibles fall for your sneaky semantic twists every single time.

Heh heh ... that's the biggest difference between Linux users (who live in
the real world) and iOS users (who live in the walled prison garden).