I would much prefer to have an iOS update that's ready to go, not one with "only" P1 issues resolved. That sounds like a terrible way to treat your customers. I

I would much prefer to have an iOS update that's ready to go, not one with "only" P1 issues resolved. That sounds like a terrible way to treat your customers. If that's true that they switched to Agile, what advantages did they honestly gain from it aside from swifter releases (if that's even an advantage at all)? > And none of the bugs you have listed are even all that serious. If the standard we're now using to critique Apple is now "well these bugs aren't that serious no big deal" the company is in trouble.