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You’re associating A/B testing with the practice on the web, where it is often used close to users’ spending decisions. From what we can tell, This here is not
by KarlKemp 5y ago
You’re associating A/B testing with the practice on the web, where it is often used close to users’ spending decisions.
From what we can tell, This here is not a trial connected to revenue. It’s connected to Siri and other ML-frameworks, but not to, say, the Apple Store or Music applications.
- mschuster91 5y agoApple has been known to gradually implement new features, to first roll them out and refine for private usage and then once the feature is stable make it available as a public API. Mark my words in two or three years Apple will ban developers from using third party A/B testing frameworks and require them to use the Apple-provided solution based on triald.
- saagarjha 5y agoYou are seriously misunderstanding what triald does.