Re: Why are iPhone videos clear when sent to iPhones but blurry when sent to Android?

From	Jolly Roger <jollyroger@pobox.com>
Newsgroups	comp.mobile.android, misc.phone.mobile.iphone
Subject	Re: Why are iPhone videos clear when sent to iPhones but blurry when sent to Android?
Date	2024-05-18 03:27 +0000
Organization	People for the Ethical Treatment of Pirates
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On 2024-05-18, Andrew <andrew@spam.net> wrote:
> Jolly Roger wrote on 17 May 2024 23:09:08 GMT :
>
>>> Please see this image
>> 
>> I don't need to see any image. iMessage is optional and opt-in. That's a
>> fact, Jack.
>
> Actually, if you stop logging into the various Apple mainframe tracking
> servers, after about two years, Apple will unilaterally lock you out.
>
> Ask me how I know this fact.
>
>>> most US iPhone owners do log into the Apple iMessaging servers
>> 
>> Your claim that the iPhone logs into iMesage automatically is FALSE - a
>> LIE.
>
> You log in once, and forever more it keeps you logged in Jolly Roger.

You don't have to log in at all if you don't want to. And no, you are
asked to verify your credentials once in a while - certainly after two
years which is what happened in your case, and since you chose to use a
bogus email address and forgot your password, you left yourself no way
to recover from it, like a dumb ass.

> That you don't know that is no longer shocking about you Apple
> zealots.

It is crystal clear I know way more about this than you. And the real
zealot is the one non-stop trolling in the iOS newsgroup lying and
slinging insults at anyone who sets you straight - that would be you.

>>> Most likely the reason you are unaware that Apple nags you dozens of
>>> times a day, every day, to log into their many tracking servers, is
>>> you log in.
>> 
>> Nope, sorry. Thanks for playing. Normal people rarely are asked to
>> log in dozens of times a day. You created that situation by logging
>> in with a fake email address and credentials you admitted you don't
>> remember which made it impossible for you to recover access to your
>> account - a very, very stupid thing to do. Then you turn around every
>> chance you get and try to blame Apple for your utter stupidity. 
>
> You're wrong, Jolly Roger. 

You admitted it right here, Arlen. We all remember it well because you
pointed out just how dumb you are.

> I have the full login/password of all devices.

Nope. You already admitted you didn't use a real email address, Arlen.
You also forgot your password.

> You just wish that were the case - but I went to Apple and they
> unbricked one of my iPads so that I could log in again - using the
> SAME login/password that I always used, Jolly Roger.

That's not what you said when you originally told us all about this
little "adventure", Arlen. You're lying to save face now. 

> The second iPad they wouldn't unbrick because I had to produce the
> receipt, even though I gave them my government ID to prove who I was.

You purposely locked yourself out, got your account locked for trying
too many wrong passwords, and Apple was done with your stupid games the
second time around. That's what really happened. 

> Those to situations prove the lies Apple spews blah blah blah

Your only intent with all of your little manufactured "problems" is to
troll, Arlen. That's crystal clear. 

-- 
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I often ignore posts from Google. Use a real news client instead.

JR

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