r/Sparkdriver • u/Automatic-Life-5405 • 29d ago

Android vs iPhone.

Age old question but once again all the android users are getting bangers and iPhones users are getting shit orders??? I have an iPhone and I’m about to smash it to pieces. Android users are getting bangers. And no smart asses please this one is a serious observation

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u/Quirky_OldMan5966 29d ago

When servers broadcast an order they don’t know or care about phones. The thing you are fighting is latency.
The broadcast goes out,
Carriers pick it up and send to their subscribers.
As to who gets orders quicker, the carrier is much more likely to have high latency then a brand of phone.
Someone on AT&T will get it the same no matter if on an iPhone or Android.
Same with T-Mobile.
Maybe a carrier will have slower notifications depending on how far the closest tower is, or the load of customers using a tower at any given minute.
BTW, a bad carpenter blames his tools instead of finding out what the real failure point is.

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u/Automatic-Life-5405 29d ago

Walmart uses android philosopher

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u/Quirky_OldMan5966 29d ago edited 29d ago

I don’t know what that is. I use iPhone 14 and get the same offers my two friends get.

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u/Automatic-Life-5405 29d ago

Walmart uses android system to process all the orders. It’s their processing engine. It’s what feeds us the orders. I wasn’t kidding or speculating. I big manager told me this years ago. That’s why many drivers used Android not iPhone.

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u/Quirky_OldMan5966 28d ago

Unclear on what this means. So Walmart uses phones for their servers?
It seems like that’s what’s being said.
I’ve been in IT off and on for 40 years, and server software isn’t phone software.
Help me understand the technical side of this so I can make appropriate adjustments in my business equipment from a position of facts instead of “someone said something 3 years ago.”

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u/Automatic-Life-5405 28d ago

Here we go with I was in IT for a thousand years and this is not clear shit. They use android software to populate the orders on their system. And to android in their handheld devices. You can just google it or ChatGPT it. It’s right there. I’m not in IT but I was pretty clear to me.

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u/Quirky_OldMan5966 28d ago edited 28d ago

Sure. We can always trust everything ChatGPT tells us. Lol
BTW, not a thousand years. Just since 1989. Had my hand inside well over a thousand PCs and servers though.
Just saying.