nospam wrote:

>> And it is obvious where he was hoping to go with this. He wants to show
>> that Android has an app for Ultrasonic File Transfer but - of course -
>> the crippled� iOS does not.
>
> bingo.

The question you are desperate to deflect, remains a viable query:
*What App Store iOS app performs ultrasound ad hoc network negotiation?*

What's relevant is the iKooks are _desperate_ to deflect this simple
technical question away from *ultrasound _negotiation_ of ad hoc networks*.

Whenever the iKooks do that, it's clear how much they _fear_ the question.
The question has _nothing_ to do with what they are deflecting it to.

The question is this simple:
*What iOS App Store app performs this ultrasonic ad hoc negotiation*?

Moving forward to helping myself and others understand the use and
advantages of *ultrasonic negotiation of ad hoc networks* is this recent
response from Andy Burns in the _adult_ smartphone operating system ng.

Andy Burnelli wrote:

> If file transfer is over Wi-Fi, and if both devices are on the same
> network, why would you even need the initial ultrasonic negotiation?

The idea is, you have one or more chromecasts in your house,
connected to speakers, you can send music to them.

If you also want visitors to be able to send their music to your
speakers, you can enable the ultrasonic option, which acts as a
"zero knowledge" method of pairing with it over wifi (not sure if it
uses an ad-hoc connection, or just dishes out the passphrase
to your normal SSID).

> And, if both devices are NOT on a Wi-Fi network, then why not just
> negotiate the connection & affect the file transfer both with Bluetooth?
> �[Yes, I know Bluetooth transfer is slower than is Wi-Fi but this is about
> the negotiation part of the ad hoc network - not the transfer per se.]
>
> What's the advantage of ultrasonic negotiation of the initial ad hoc network?

Simplicity.

On 2022-12-27, Andy Burnelli <spam@nospam.com> wrote:
> nospam wrote:
>
>>> And it is obvious where he was hoping to go with this. He wants to show
>>> that Android has an app for Ultrasonic File Transfer but - of course -
>>> the crippled� iOS does not.
>>
>> bingo.
>
> The question you are desperate to deflect, remains a viable query:

Sealion says "AAARFF ARRRF?"

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Jolly Roger wrote:

>> The question you are desperate to deflect, remains a viable query:
>
> Sealion says "AAARFF ARRRF?"

Hi Jolly Roger,

I've studied you.
Hence... I understand you.

I really do.

*Your whole life everyone has told you that you're stupid.*

And, sadly to say, every response from you proves that you are.

*Yet, Apple loves you*

I wonder if you even realize why Apple loves you, Jolly Roger:
a. Your IQ is around 40 (as evidenced by your response above)
b. As a result, you're ignorant of ultrasonic negotiation tech
c. And yet - you feel you must defend all flaws in Apple tech

It's sad that everyone told you your whole life you're stupid.
But, unfortunately, every response from you proves why.

I am sorry for you.
I really am.