In fact I remembered it. But it is hardly a backlash. The users complained at the time, most of them simply didn't have a iPhone. It is more likely people sayi

In fact I remembered it. But it is hardly a backlash. The users complained at the time, most of them simply didn't have a iPhone. It is more likely people saying, I won't buy a iPhone because of A/B/C. While the new MacBook gets complains from its EXISTING user base, who feel that Apple is taking features that are useful to them away and making the product worse. There is big difference between not giving what your user want and stripping what they are happy with.