From Newsgroup: comp.sys.mac.advocacy

On Sunday, December 3, 2023 at 2:07:54 PM UTC-5, Wally J wrote:

Jolly Roger <jolly...@pobox.com> wrote

Wally is a well-known Apple-hating troll who comes into threads like
this to shit on Apple and insult Apple users. You can ignore his troll posts.

To Cameo:
What Jolly Roger failed to mention is that I was & am 100% correct.
Jolly Roger did not refute that fact (because he can't refute it).
Nobody but a fool refutes facts (that's why they're fools after all).

Hi Jolly Roger,

I love you. I love when you post because I learn how you think.

I accept that you hate me only because you hate that everything I say is true about Apple products - which really means - you hate Apple products.

More specifically, you hate that I said a truth that you can't refute.
So you attacked me. Because you hate the truth about Apple products.

Specifically, you hate that I told Cameo the truth about battery lifespan.

What Jolly Roger failed to mention is that I'm always correct on the facts.

HINT: All iPhones are made with cheap substandard low battery capacity. DOUBLEHINT: The most important battery lifespan metric is battery capacity.

Look up the size of my _free_ Android phone's battery, by the way.
Samsung Galaxy A32-5G. It's 5 amp hours. And that's a _cheap_ battery.

Compare that super cheap battery to what you have in an iPhone.
Note that the iPhone is even worse than that.
Much worse.

BTW, my free phone is already almost three years old and running quite strongly in all respects (easily lasts two days and charges in an hour or two with the charger that came with it in the box), and it has an aux port and sd slot for portable memory).

All that for a phone whose MSRP is in the two hundred dollar range.

In summary, I accept that not only does Jolly Roger hate me because Jolly ROger has no defense to the facts, but that also means Jolly Roger hates
all facts about Apple products (which is what I conveyed to Cameo).

So be it.
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The iKooks actually hate that Apple doesn't do what Apple says they do.

Really? Can you explain why my family has a 2017 iPhone 8 that is used on a daily basis, zero issues, and has 78% of battery capacity remaining after 6 years?
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