John wrote:

A promoter of Android?   LMFAO.

It is not a promoter of Android. It gets the social interaction it wants
by trolling. It has not yet learned how to get the social interaction it
wants in any other way.

All who feed it are encouraging it to troll.

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Little Jack Horner wrote:

All who feed it...

Notice the "instant kindergarten" when iKooks are faced with the facts.
*All you iKooks _hate_ there is nothing on iOS not already on Android*

Otherwise, you'd be able to name at least one basic functionality.
*Name just one*

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Hint: you can't.

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On 8/13/2022 12:42 AM, Little Jack Horner wrote:

John wrote:

A promoter of Android?   LMFAO.

It is not a promoter of Android. It gets the social interaction it wants
by trolling. It has not yet learned how to get the social interaction it wants in any other way.

All who feed it are encouraging it to troll.

Facetime

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On 8/13/2022 8:48 AM, Zaidy036 wrote:

On 8/13/2022 12:42 AM, Little Jack Horner wrote:

John wrote:

A promoter of Android?   LMFAO.

It is not a promoter of Android. It gets the social interaction it wants
by trolling. It has not yet learned how to get the social interaction it
wants in any other way.

All who feed it are encouraging it to troll.

Facetime

Two more that I know of are related to Apple Wallet.

Several states now allow digital driver's licenses to be added to Apple
Wallet, but not to Google Wallet/Google Pay.

The recreation.gov app allows tickets and passes to be added to Apple
Wallet, but, at least last year, you could not do the same for Google Wallet/Google Pay.

One more, and it can be good or bad, is that on iOS an app cannot
prevent screen shots. On Android, an app can prevent screenshots and
you'll get a message “Can’t take a screenshot due to the security policy."

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In article <td8i82$2s66c$1@dont-email.me>, sms
<scharf.steven@geemail.com> wrote:

One more, and it can be good or bad, is that on iOS an app cannot
prevent screen shots.

there are ways to prevent capturing what's on the screen.

it's also meaningless since someone can use a separate camera to take a
photo of the screen.

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nospam wrote:

In article <tdttv2$1ctu$1@gioia.aioe.org>, Andy Burnelli
<spam@nospam.com> wrote:

2. Shortcuts is a nifty automation feature for the iPhone.
Of course, there are plenty of third-party Android apps that
can do these things...

actually there aren't. ios shortcuts is effectively an easy to use and
very capable scripting ui. what exists on android is nowhere near as
capable nor is it as integrated.

3. Face ID was released in 2017. Sure, there have been Android phones
with Face Unlock...

actually there haven't, with one exception, the long discontinued
google pixel 4, which had face unlock that was equivalent to apple's
face id. all other android phones with face unlock use a less secure
method that can easily be spoofed using either a photo or a selfie on
another phone, which is why it's blocked from being used for financial transactions.

That's why I ask:
*Name a _single_ app functionality on iOS that isn't already on Android*

you reject all answers, mostly because you don't understand what modern phones can actually do.

And you waste your time trying to polish this damn andy turd. This
ball of shit never gets any shinier, but you keep rubbing it. You
could try to be more helpful, instead of viciously defensive. Some
of us could really use your knowledge, but you don't have time for
that. Think about it, please. Don't waste your entire life on andy.

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On 22 Aug 2022 at 12:29:29 AM, Hank Rogers <hank@nospam.invalid> wrote:

nospam wrote:

In article <tdttv2$1ctu$1@gioia.aioe.org>, Andy Burnelli
<spam@nospam.com> wrote:

2. Shortcuts is a nifty automation feature for the iPhone.
Of course, there are plenty of third-party Android apps that
can do these things...

actually there aren't. ios shortcuts is effectively an easy to use and
very capable scripting ui. what exists on android is nowhere near as
capable nor is it as integrated.

3. Face ID was released in 2017. Sure, there have been Android phones
with Face Unlock...

actually there haven't, with one exception, the long discontinued
google pixel 4, which had face unlock that was equivalent to apple's
face id. all other android phones with face unlock use a less secure
method that can easily be spoofed using either a photo or a selfie on
another phone, which is why it's blocked from being used for financial
transactions.

That's why I ask:
*Name a _single_ app functionality on iOS that isn't already on Android* >>

you reject all answers, mostly because you don't understand what modern
phones can actually do.

And you waste your time trying to polish this damn andy turd. This
ball of shit never gets any shinier, but you keep rubbing it. You
could try to be more helpful, instead of viciously defensive. Some
of us could really use your knowledge, but you don't have time for
that. Think about it, please. Don't waste your entire life on andy.

He brings up good points that make you think about what's different.
For example he's right that everything above is already on Android.
--
Cheers, Rob

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In article <tdusld$1cgq$1@gioia.aioe.org>, RJH <patchmoney@gmx.com>
wrote:

2. Shortcuts is a nifty automation feature for the iPhone.
Of course, there are plenty of third-party Android apps that
can do these things...

actually there aren't. ios shortcuts is effectively an easy to use and
very capable scripting ui. what exists on android is nowhere near as
capable nor is it as integrated.

3. Face ID was released in 2017. Sure, there have been Android phones
with Face Unlock...

actually there haven't, with one exception, the long discontinued
google pixel 4, which had face unlock that was equivalent to apple's
face id. all other android phones with face unlock use a less secure
method that can easily be spoofed using either a photo or a selfie on
another phone, which is why it's blocked from being used for financial
transactions.

That's why I ask:
*Name a _single_ app functionality on iOS that isn't already on Android*

you reject all answers, mostly because you don't understand what modern
phones can actually do.

And you waste your time trying to polish this damn andy turd. This
ball of shit never gets any shinier, but you keep rubbing it. You
could try to be more helpful, instead of viciously defensive. Some
of us could really use your knowledge, but you don't have time for
that. Think about it, please. Don't waste your entire life on andy.

He brings up good points that make you think about what's different.
For example he's right that everything above is already on Android.

they do not.

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