A small example of this I noticed recently: the Google Weather app (the one that's default in Android, at least for Pixel phones). A few years ago it used to h

A small example of this I noticed recently: the Google Weather app (the one that's default in Android, at least for Pixel phones). A few years ago it used to have air quality index. Then, it just disappeared one day for unknown reasons. According to this article, it disappeared in 2018 https://9to5google.com/2018/11/11/google-weather-missing-air-quality/ https://9to5google.com/2018/11/11/google-weather-missing-air... So this bug fix or feature regression is probably sitting in their backlog somewhere. Now the past few weeks, the skies in the Bay Area have turned orange and there's extreme unhealthy air quality for weeks. And not a single Google developer thought, hey we really should prioritize fixing that air quality bug now? Does anyone at Google even use Android? How can the skies be orange and it's so dark during daytime from smoke that headlights are on, but no one noticed the Weather app doesn't have air quality index?