The grouping files by sender, integrating a straightforward file upload feature within your iOS app, possibly utilizing a web service or a Dropbox-like solution, could offer a user-friendly solution

Used to have Sprint myself, since well before they became T-Mobile. Got a free update to a 5G phone two years ago, a Samsung Galaxy A13 G5, 4GB RAM/64GB storage (+microSD up to 1TB!). IMHO, runs circles around using a dreaded iPhone, does all I need, including a few emergency apps. New price back then would have been $280 (+tax, etc), it's currently $200 at Best Buy, starting at $150 on Amazon ("renewed" as little as $95) Battery has a decent runtime, up to two days of heavy use, which includes playing solitaire while on public transportation, also use GPS a lot for travel app, as well as email (have 5 Gmail accounts in use on it). Also uses a USB C charging port, which I can share with my GMRS radios, also using one and the same external battery packs for both...

charlieg wrote: I just find it astounding, irritating and elephanting criminal how companies like Apple bleed people.... assuming these people actually notice. I cite my mid 80s in-laws. This. Companies like Apple have *zero* problem taking advantage of people who won't do anything about a subscription or some service because of, well, the hassle involved in "changing anything". So imagine being part of "the ecosystem" when it comes to Apple's. There people are there until they die. And then some.

Great analogy! So true. The difficult we do right away... ...the impossible takes slightly longer.

raddevus I have used this site Code Generator - CodePal[^] I know nothing about programming and Arduino but posted this ESP32 BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) method pAdvertising->setMinPreferred(0x06); as the question under Arduino The response it gave me is meaningless to me but the response had a explain this code BUTTON I did not click it. I would post the code here but I feel that is a violation of the guidelines for interacting in the lounge. If you find the time to test "codepal.ai" and post impressions great If not I understand completely Thanks for sharing your impressions of various AI sites

Bruce Patin wrote: I also often use Yandex.ru on my cell phone. It makes a big difference. I wouldn't use anything.ru if there's any way to avoid it.

Say no more!

it’s ok no hard feelings i just wanted to make sure it reaches the right people related for the issues i was trying to report as contribution, nothing else, the response time is definitely awesome, good job guys and have a nice rest of the week.

I wouldn't be surprised to hear that they employ bent pschologists to help devise these scams.

I'm a firm believer their decline started with the corporate charter. Growth is only good when it's not cancer.

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Kent Sharkey wrote: Let me know how it goes when you complain to the headline writer over at Ars Technica I sense a story, or at least some gossip. Do tell. Software Zen: delete this;

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