From their own site:

Not sure what you mean; there is a subscription for iPhone.

Magic earth is 99¢ a year.

https://www.magicearth.com/pricing

You’re not wrong; people are just tribalistic.

Or BlueIris

I use PiHole, and I have it set up to VPN back home when I’m away to keep myself covered.

I don’t remember posting this, but it sounds like me.

See my other comment.

You’re living in the 80’s with your system requirements.

I’m still waiting for my apology and thank you.

Cyphertext is easy. Especially when you make it up.

Transfer and backup of data? Photocopy your cyphertext. Backup? Fax it to someone.

Pen and paper can easily be encrypted.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ciphertext

If you’re that paranoid, the only thing that’s going to satisfy all of your requirements is a pen and paper.

But I don’t want to be Judge Judy and executioner.

Doesn’t make them any less paranoid and unwilling to explain their position.

Time for you to break out the pen and paper.

So other people can read it. Not everyone follows cross posts.

I don’t have the responsibility to show you why you are wrong

Oh but you do. You say Apple isn’t any better (or worse off) than Android when it comes to privacy. If that’s the case, you would then prove your claim with facts from reputable sources. Just saying something doesn’t make it true.

Edit: Nice to see the DeGoogled instance? Sub instance? Whatever didn’t remove my pigeon photo.

So other people can read it. Not everyone follows cross posts.

The downvotes say otherwise.

The onus is on you to provide Apple is worse for privacy than android.

Because you posted in two spots.

If you are this paranoid, you should be using pen/pencil and paper.

I would write a rebuttal to each point, but I don’t care enough to do so.

iPad.

Neither can OP

Sarcasm? Where?

It must be one of those things online like “OP never Google’s before asking a question.”

So was a question that can be solved by googling (or at least demonstrating that they did some research first).

I have no idea; I don’t have an android.

This was from 30 seconds of googling

https://www.openphone.com/blog/auto-reply-text-android/

What OS?

Time to switch to a different client.

Check out Signal; it works very well.

All depends on what services you’re looking to use in the USA.

Score one for the “walled garden”

So iOS was safe?

Yes; they’re using exploits to do so.

Until kids learn to change DNS servers.

Edit: Downvoting this doesn’t make it less true.

You’re not salty; the downvotes are.

Edit: salty, aren’t we.