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So here's the very first test of Jolly Roger's claim:
<https://i.postimg.cc/m2cRzXkp/10genipad03.jpg>
Q: How do I set it up WITHOUT logging into Apple's mainframe servers?
A: ?
While I'm pretty sure it's impossible to set up an Apple device for
privacy, I will try to set up my new 10th generation iPad w/o Internet.
*I just bought two 10th generation inexpensive iPads for $300 each*
<https://www.novabbs.com/computers/article-flat.php?id=16562&group=misc.phone.mobile.iphone#16562>
The first step is to use the iPad as a smart device, which I suspect is impossible but Jolly Roger insists that iOS isn't designed as a dumb
terminal (devoid of any functionality without the Apple mainframe matrix).
So here's the very first test of Jolly Roger's claim:
<https://i.postimg.cc/m2cRzXkp/10genipad03.jpg>
Q: How do I set it up WITHOUT logging into Apple's mainframe servers?
A: ?
Where's the skip button when it asks:
"Choose a Wi-Fi network"
Note: Every "smart" common consumer operating system asks teh same question at first, but "smart" devices provide a skip button to omit this step.
Since I'm faithfully trying to test Jolly Roger's claim that an iOS device
is NOT a dumb terminal that must connect to Cupertino's mainframes, I will set up the iTunes abomination on my Windows PC to see if that will work.
a. Jolly Roger brazenly lied. Again. (When does Jolly Roger NOT lie?)
b. Or, best case, Jolly Roger absolutely has no idea how iOS works.
No other common consumer operating system is designed as a dumb terminal. Just iOS.