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Because it's implied she's actually against what's she's doing. Everything she does is because she is forced to do so, in the position of the commander, but I doubt that's what she wants to do, just like dozens of other characters in game. We also know that she's a close friend of Jackass (and her name is White/Shiro), and Jackass sworn to come for the androids behind the whole scheme in the Machine Report at the end. So she must have, at some point, gone down to Earth. We never knew her background story.
I bet Jackass and Commander were lovers.
If it's implied that she doesn't want to have 9S destroyed or order 2B to destroy him, then what made her commit to the task time and time again in the past? Or is 9S confronting the Commander about the truth the very first time it happened to her and she doesn't quite know how to respond because 2B usually finish the task before that would occur...unless this isn't their first confrontation and this is part of a loop as someone suggested.
Boy, I seem to be getting more questions than answers...
The Commander didn't bother killing 9S because 9S and 2B were supposed to have gone berserk with the rest of YoRHa and probably killed themselves with all the other androids. The only reason they didn't is because 9S prevented them from syncing up with the corrupted Bunker server.
The end of Project YoRHa was supposed to be the extermination of the YoRHa forces which was already in the process of happening by the time 9S and 2B return to the bunker in chapter C. The Commander probably figured it was too late for either of them to intervien even if they did know the truth so she didn't bother killing either of them and they would probably die without the ability to backup thier data or get new bodies. And afterwards in the end they all would have all died and ended up completing the mission anyways if it wasn't for the efforts of the Pods.
If you read the Archives it tells you that basically only the Commander knew most of the details about Project YoRHa.
From this I could assume that 2B only knew of her assigned task which was to keep 9S from discovering classified YoRHa information, she doesn't necessarily know the information herself either though. 2B seemed pretty 'by the book' anyways, I'm pretty sure she would have just blindly followed whatever orders the Commander gave her without asking any questions, I mean she didn't hesitate at all like 9S when they were tasked with killing A2 or the YoRHa deserters.
9S obviously didn't know anything until he started hacking into the Bunker database and stuff.
I suspect A2 probably knew some substantial information behind what was really going on because after you fight her in the forest kingdom she says something to the effect of 'Command has betrayed you' after 9S asks why she betrayed YoRHa.
Pretty sure the backdoor one is NOT disclosed with the Commander. Everything else about the Human Server on the Moon is.
2B/2E kills 9S repeatly, but 9S wasn't dead the second he found about no humanity on the moon because a) 9S didn't tell 2B about what he learned, b) Commander merely threatened him on what he does with it because, c) she and him have to rescue 2B at the time, so they don't have time to confront the issue in detail. And when the opportunity was given to get rid of 9S, whether during the final onslaught against the machines or afterwards, the Bunker's Back Door happened, which the Commander didn't know about, affecting all of the YoRHa models connected to the network. Except for 9S, who survived the outbreak but not 2B, who died never knowing the whole truth.
great.♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.story.
At the very least, they operate on a different network and have the "feature" of bunker backups.
Remeber the first shopkeeper's quest? He talks about not replacing his leg because that would be losing himself or somesuch. Which basically means Resistance members don't get to jump between bodies like YoRHas do.
It just makes sense that advanced combat models would be drastically different from "normal" ones, if only to maintain the illusion of advancement (no idea whether Resistance and YoRHa share the same creator). And in this case it's very reasonable that any sort of hack that works on one, would not really apply to the other. Real-world exploits and backdoors (serious ones, not the kind you get in your spam mail) tend to target some VERY specific vulnerabilities, sometimes down to particular versions of software. And that's just the "dumb" (compared to "AI", for what it's worth) computers that we have. So LV prepared for Bunker/YoRHa would work on them and them only. Might also explain why A2, who's been out of touch with the latest tech and, uh, "updates", doesn't get infected despite what was as direct of a contact with infected 2B as it gets.