What the heck? I clarified that I was concerned about the silent danger to the iPhone, not to humans, and people keep assuring me there’s no danger to humans, and giving me flack just for saying that wasn’t my concern? This is a weird thread.
> Yeah, but at the same time, it wasn't enough to set off the alarms for low oxygen content, which is at least a little disturbing, right?
First, alarms for low oxygen content are set for people and no other reason. There can be alarms for high oxygen content, but they are extremely rare and would likely not be present in very many places in a hospital.
Second, why in the world would low oxygen be a danger to an iPhone?
You can't make a complete non-sequitur of a logic leap and then expect everybody to be on board your train of thought.
What the heck? I clarified that I was concerned about the silent danger to the iPhone, not to humans, and people keep assuring me there’s no danger to humans, and giving me flack just for saying that wasn’t my concern? This is a weird thread.
Quoting you:
> Yeah, but at the same time, it wasn't enough to set off the alarms for low oxygen content, which is at least a little disturbing, right?
First, alarms for low oxygen content are set for people and no other reason. There can be alarms for high oxygen content, but they are extremely rare and would likely not be present in very many places in a hospital.
Second, why in the world would low oxygen be a danger to an iPhone?
You can't make a complete non-sequitur of a logic leap and then expect everybody to be on board your train of thought.
I wasn’t comaplining about that, but for getting to -3 for pointing to a reply where I clarified the concern.
Furthermore, comments were rolling in assuring me of the nonthreat to humans after I clarified.
You called it "disturbing", so the clarification that you were not intentionally implying any danger whatsoever is kind of annoying.
“Device disabling threats that aren’t detectable by the usual sensors” can’t count as “disturbing” because a human didn’t die?
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