You make it sound like they're choosing to ignore the setting. It's software... I'm pretty sure what's happening is a new feature gets built, with animation, a

You make it sound like they're choosing to ignore the setting. It's software... I'm pretty sure what's happening is a new feature gets built, with animation, and the team responsible forgets that there's a "reduce animation" setting that they should take into account. I have an iOS app that has a disable animations setting and I frequently forget it exists. My app is a few million less lines of code and a couple thousand less engineers than iOS.