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Can't say for Mail, but in my experience watchOS and SwiftUI reports are frequently acknowledged.

• chrisseaton 6y ago
  Apple definitely has a history of not acknowledging for a long time major problems that many people can clearly demonstrate. Bend gate, antenna gate, stage light gate, that thing with the coating on the screens...
  • threeseed 6y ago
    Bend date, antenna gate were fixed in the next revision of their hardware. Screen coating was fixed I believe even quicker. There is a limit to how quickly Apple can fix hardware given they have to work with third parties on retooling and retraining.
    • jolux 6y ago
      The screen coating is still an issue. It crops up again every few years. I’ve gotten a few macs replaced for free because of it even when I didn’t mind.
    • chrisseaton 6y ago
      > Bend date, antenna gate were fixed in the next revision of their hardware. I know they were. But do you not remember there was quite a period of time where Apple didn't acknowledge the problems and ignored users trying to triage them? > There is a limit to how quickly Apple can fix What has this got to do with it? We're talking about triage and acknowledgement, not fix.
  • PunksATawnyFill 6y ago
    Flexgate is still a real, profound, and disgraceful defect. This is the one where your MacBook Pro’s screen stops working because Apple ran a ribbon cable through a hinge or some such stupid shit. Been happening since 2016 and still rendering $4000 laptops useless after 18 months of light use.