Why doesn't iPad PPTP client support compression?

When using iPad or iPhone as a PPTP client they don't make any use of the compression protocol available and offered by the PPTP server?
Why is that????

Because they don't, maybe.
User to user forum, no Apple here.
We have no idea why Apple does anything, all anyone here can do is speculate.

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