// iperf23.jsx — iPerf 2 & 3 sub-page

function IPerf23() {
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      <section className="detail" data-screen-label="iPerf 2 & 3 · Detail">
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          iPerf 2 &amp; 3<em>.</em>
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          Network speed test and ping for your pocket. An iperf2 and iperf3 compatible client and server for iPhone, iPad and Android — with live charts and PDF reports.
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          <div className="fact"><dt>Platform</dt><dd>iOS · iPadOS · Android</dd></div>
          <div className="fact"><dt>Protocols</dt><dd>iperf 2.0–2.2 · iperf 3 · ICMP ping</dd></div>
          <div className="fact"><dt>Output</dt><dd>Live charts · History · PDF</dd></div>
          <div className="fact"><dt>Status</dt><dd>Release prep</dd></div>
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          <h3>Concept</h3>
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            <p>
              Checking a Wi-Fi link usually means dragging a laptop to the far corner of the house. iPerf 2 &amp; 3 puts the same tool on the phone: point it at any iperf server — or turn the phone itself into one — and read throughput, jitter and loss as the test runs.
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              It is an independent implementation of both protocols, so it talks to the iperf you already have on the bench: the 2.x and 3.x builds are different, incompatible wire formats, and the app lets you pick the one that matches the other side.
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              <h4>Client &amp; server</h4>
              <p>Run a test against any iperf2 / iperf3 server, or start a server on the phone and test from your laptop.</p>
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              <h4>Live charts</h4>
              <p>Throughput, UDP rate and parallel streams plotted as they happen — TCP or UDP, with a target bandwidth or unlimited.</p>
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              <h4>Ping</h4>
              <p>Latency checks alongside the speed test, so you can tell a slow link from a lossy one.</p>
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              <h4>History &amp; PDF</h4>
              <p>Every run is kept on the device; open one and export a PDF report to share. Nothing is uploaded.</p>
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          <h3>Status</h3>
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              Store listing and policy pages are in place. The app is free and ad-supported (Google AdMob); it keeps test results on the device and runs no servers of its own.
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          <h3>Compliance</h3>
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