Despite the “fix”, it’s hard not to worry about the app ecosystem when: - There exists a way outside user control to auto-kill software with no apparent recour

Despite the “fix”, it’s hard not to worry about the app ecosystem when: - There exists a way outside user control to auto-kill software with no apparent recourse. (This time it was one set of apps but what prevents an automation bug from bricking a bunch of other software for at least a few hours?) - The explanation to the user errs on the side of “developers bad, Apple good” (disabled software “may damage your computer”, not “Apple may have screwed this up for you”). That’s at least unhelpful for solving the problem, if not a lie. - Like many things Apple ruins for developers, they’re perfectly happy to let users destroy your app rating and send all criticism to the developer and lean on the developer for all tech support. There really needs to be a way for users to understand Apple’s role in all these things. App developers are not directly responsible for everything you experience.