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On 2023-08-28 14:33, Wally J wrote:

nospam <[email protected]d> wrote

granted, the chances of being caught and prosecuted are almost nil, but
that doesn't change anything.

Google sees the source code - if they thought it was illegal - they have lawyers who could ask for an injunction on these products in a heartbeat.

So suddenly curated app stores are a good thing?

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In article <ucj3q1$26c6p$[email protected]>, Wally J <[email protected]> wrote:

Google sees the source code - if they thought it was illegal - they have lawyers who could ask for an injunction on these products in a heartbeat.

the source code is not what's illegal.

note that it doesn't exempt or allow any particular os. all users are prohibited from download videos.

Why do you think it's always only iOS that can't graphically download
youtube videos

it can, but just like with *every* *other* *os*, it's a violation of
the terms of service.

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nospam <[email protected]d> wrote

Google sees the source code - if they thought it was illegal - they have
lawyers who could ask for an injunction on these products in a heartbeat.

the source code is not what's illegal.

What's always the case with you iNuts, nospam, is you can't stand that it's only iOS that can't do thousands of useful things every other OS does.

Hence, you desperately fabricate that the reason iOS can't do thousands of useful things that every other OS does, is because doing them is illegal.

note that it doesn't exempt or allow any particular os. all users are
prohibited from download videos.

Why do you think it's always only iOS that can't graphically download
youtube videos

it can, but just like with *every* *other* *os*, it's a violation of
the terms of service.

In your desperation for declaring every useful thing iOS can't do is
illegal, you forget that Google knows _exactly_ what the code does, and,
better yet, the code developers _openly_ state they use legal APIs.

For example... you iNuts are ignorant of this simple fact...
"NewPipe works by fetching the required data from the official API
(e.g. PeerTube) of the service you're using. If the official API is
restricted (e.g. YouTube) for our purposes, or is proprietary,
the app parses the website or uses an internal API instead.
This means that you don't need an account on any service to use NewPipe.

Also, since they are free and open source software, neither the app
nor the Extractor use any proprietary libraries or frameworks,
such as Google Play Services. "
<https://github.com/TeamNewPipe/NewPipe>

You iNuts are desperate to come up with a different fabricated excuse for
why it's only iOS that can't do useful things every other OS easily does.

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In article <ucjjc4$27q5g$[email protected]>, Wally J <[email protected]> wrote:

What's always the case with you iNuts, nospam, is you can't stand that it's only iOS that can't do thousands of useful things every other OS does.

it's *you* who can't do those things.

others can, and even told you how they can be done, which you ignore so
you can troll.

"NewPipe works by fetching the required data from the official API
(e.g. PeerTube) of the service you're using. If the official API is

citing newpipe isn't the claim you think it is, given that it's not
allowed on the play store.

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On 2023-08-28, Alan <[email protected]> wrote:

On 2023-08-28 14:33, Wally J wrote:

nospam <[email protected]d> wrote

granted, the chances of being caught and prosecuted are almost nil, but
that doesn't change anything.

Google sees the source code - if they thought it was illegal - they have
lawyers who could ask for an injunction on these products in a heartbeat.

So suddenly curated app stores are a good thing?

Only when Google does it.

--
E-mail sent to this address may be devoured by my ravenous SPAM filter.
I often ignore posts from Google. Use a real news client instead.

JR

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nospam <[email protected]d> wrote

others can, and even told you how they can be done, which you ignore so
you can troll.

You persist in fabricating purely imaginary functionality for iOS when
everyone knows you can't point to a single app that does what you claim.

What's always the case with you iNuts, nospam, is you can't stand that it's >> only iOS that can't do thousands of useful things every other OS does.

it's *you* who can't do those things.

Heh heh heh ... *you're _desperate_ nospam* to fabricate purely imaginary functionality for iOS that you can never point to a single app that does.

"NewPipe works by fetching the required data from the official API
(e.g. PeerTube) of the service you're using. If the official API is

citing newpipe isn't the claim you think it is, given that it's not
allowed on the play store.

This is how I know you iNuts lack intelligence, nospam, given your own arguments instantly fail the _simplest_ of tests, given there are thousands
of app functionalities "not allowed" in the Google Play Store repository.

For example, you need to fabricate a _different_ idiotic excuse for each
app "not allowed" in the Google Play Store, such as Ungoogled Chromium and NetGuard, for example - where your claim they're illegal is preposterous.

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Jolly Roger <[email protected]> wrote

granted, the chances of being caught and prosecuted are almost nil, but >>>> that doesn't change anything.

Google sees the source code - if they thought it was illegal - they have >>> lawyers who could ask for an injunction on these products in a heartbeat. >>

So suddenly curated app stores are a good thing?

Only when Google does it.

How you iNuts always manage to miss the strategic concept is no longer
shocking in that both the low-IQ Alan Baker and the vicious Jolly Roger
seem to think the fact iOS can't do thousands of useful things every other operating system easily does... is somehow... due to... a 'curated' GPS?

WTF?

*Every post from Alan Baker indicates an IQ no better than about 40.*
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(I wouldn't even see it if the vicious JR didn't respond to his idiocy.)

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In article <uckd1b$2a5ml$[email protected]>, Wally J <[email protected]> wrote:

others can, and even told you how they can be done, which you ignore so
you can troll.

You persist in fabricating purely imaginary functionality for iOS when everyone knows you can't point to a single app that does what you claim.

you're so lost that you can't comprehend that not everything requires
an app. a lot of what you claim to want to do is often *part* of ios
itself.

For example, you need to fabricate a _different_ idiotic excuse for each
app "not allowed" in the Google Play Store, such as Ungoogled Chromium and NetGuard, for example - where your claim they're illegal is preposterous.

nobody ever said that ungoogled chromium or netguard was illegal, liar.

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On 2023-08-29, Wally J <[email protected]> wrote:
[...]

Wally by name; Wally by nature
[apols if too UK-centric]

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