Verizon sued for crippling Bluetooth in Motorola v710

"A Transfinite Number of Monkeys" <[email protected]>
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> Like many
> Americans, you fail to see that you are responsible in some measure for
> your situation and refuse to accept responsibility for your own
> actions, or lack thereof.

**** YOU!

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› See More: Verizon sued for crippling Bluetooth in Motorola v710

A Transfinite Number of Monkeys wrote:
> In article <[email protected]>, John
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>> The word BLUETOOTH was used by Verizon. No further checking was
>> necessary.
>
> My Bluetooth mouse does not implement the handsfree profile. Should I
> be mad?
>
> Just because something uses Bluetooth technology doesn't mean it
> necessarily implements the precise Bluetooth profiles you want it to.
>
> My final thought on this subject? You messed up - twice. You could
> have overcome your lack of research before your purchase by simply
> using your product within 15 days and making sure it does what you
> want. The fact that you waited 3 weeks before bothering to explore
> your phone's Bluetooth capabilities shows me you didn't really care
> all that much about the level of function the device provided. Since
> you messed up first by not researching your purchase, and second by
> not testing your purchase after acquisition, specifically INSIDE the
> "Buyer's Remorse" period, you're upset by your own failure. Like many
> Americans, you fail to see that you are responsible in some measure
> for your situation and refuse to accept responsibility for your own
> actions, or lack thereof. You want to blame someone else, since you
> really seem to believe that your situation is in no way your own
> fault. Keep shouting at the brick wall. Good luck with that.


Wrong MORON. Verizon messed up by being the ONLY company not to provide
Bluetooth as it was designed to work.

Bluetooth facilitates a wireless connection between two components

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