> With all modesty I can observe tendencies with Apple bugs for some years now. There are very obvious for me reasons why those bugs appear and why they would a

> With all modesty I can observe tendencies with Apple bugs for some years now. There are very obvious for me reasons why those bugs appear and why they would appear more. So then there are really two points you are trying to make here: M1 has a buggy boot process, but really more importantly is that Apple's product quality has been declining as a general trend. Maybe the latter is true, I don't know (I've never owned an Apple computer prior to the M1). And I don't want to diminish that issue. But I don't think it is fair to assume everyone will have the bugs you had just because you believe their product quality is declining. Of course if you assume every bug you face is a typical occurrence then it will only reinforce your existing notions about the product quality, without really helping anyone else to get informed about the true state of the product.