Re: How do nonroot Android & nonjailbroken iOS run SMB servers to connect to each other & Windows?

On 2025-04-16, Marion <marion@facts.com> wrote:

On Wed, 16 Apr 2025 19:11:17 +0000, Tyrone wrote :
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No doubt.  More "Imaginary Functionality". When all he has to do is
use one of his MANY iOS devices and try it.

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I'm always logical where the fact it works says NOTHING about what
port it uses, especially if it's using port-forwarding redirection
tricks to do it.
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We'd need something like a wireshark scan to know for sure the actual
port.

Notice how little Arlen ignores the fact that I already posted proof
showing an iOS SMB server using the standard port on iOS. And here he is
desperately trying to dispute reality, which makes his position
*literally insane*.

What you Apple trolls don't know about iOS updates would fill a lake.

All the proof you need that Arlen is a fucking CLOWN.

Not to mention how many times this topic has shifted. First it was "its
impossible to send a photo from Windows to iOS without using the internet". 
That, of course, was an absurd lie.

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I'll always be sensible and logical

There's nothing sensible or logical about your bullshit claim above. You
lie like this constantly here, all while slinging schoolyard insults at
anyone who corrects you.

I have no vested interest in defending Apple's honori

No, your vested interest is in attacking all things Apple - often as in
the case here lying about basic shit that anyone can easily disprove.

you religious zealots

Pure projection.

How do we figure out what PORT is being used when SMB servers are employed
on both iOS and Android? Anyone have an idea how to prove the port used?

This from the know-nothing troll who claims to know more than anyone
else... 🤣

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