This is so unlike Apple. If there is a 'state' between on and off it should be visually explicit. No one can reasonably argue otherwise. And since a state betw

This is so unlike Apple. If there is a 'state' between on and off it should be visually explicit. No one can reasonably argue otherwise. And since a state between on and off is not intuitive and cannot be imagined out of the blue by end users, the onus is on the implementing party to leave no room for confusion. The current vagueness with the control has no logical explanation.