This seems backwards to me. There are already tools to mirror android to any platform. Scrcpy. What I would expect is the EU would want iPhone to mirror easily to other platforms like windows or linux. Would require opening on the newer airplay standards.
Also remember there is a problem with mixing material type in a single nozzle. The purge is not full and will change the chemistry/behavior of the plastic.
The new multi nozzle Bambu suggests using the alternate single filament nozzle for a different material type.
I think it was a video about the h2d from 3d printing nerd talking about this.
I’ll start with I’ve never actually tried using tpu despite having a roll. I also have a second non mmu printer.
What I do know is there there are multiple levels of softness with tpu. I think I was watching a video about the Prusa Core One, talking about how it handled tpu, and they needed to step up from super soft 60 to less cooked spaghetti like 90 just to feed up the tube and to the print head.
I also remember the MMU settings in the firmware have a material type option per input. I don’t recall if TPU is on the list, but most others are fine without changing this setting, so maybe?
I wonder if this is a situation of a reused item listing. The amount of review doesn’t seem high enough, but I’ve heard that some places will edit “Amazon items” and change all details, title, photos, desc, etc to keep the good rating and feedback rather than create a new entry for a fresh product.
If the previous details had cross over to eclipse glasses I could understand a database query issue.
That’s half my point. Android is already open for things like this to work. iOS needs to be open and accessible. If Apple allows mirroring in the EU , the regulators will want it accessible cross platform like Android is and not locked to the iOS only works with Mac like they currently have.
I know there are third party tools that mirror iOS to windows, but as I understand it , they all use old or hacked methods that frequently break with updates. Similar to open source airplay receivers using old methods and only supporting audio.