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Wow. Do you (or anyone) know if they still do it? Was there any pushback on them?
by ajb 2y ago
Wow. Do you (or anyone) know if they still do it? Was there any pushback on them?
- avidiax 2y agoI don't know. It's possible that it was merely a bug, and maybe it was fixed at some point. But it's also not something that would cause noticeable issues on a network. Apple devices performing slightly better wouldn't be a big red flag. There are many reasons that this could be the case, from a better implementation, better testing, better HW (antennas), a different OS with a better TCP stack, etc.