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>Once Apple knew there is a problem, they fixed it Once the media found out Apple fixed it >and they fixed problems like this many times before I am struggli
by jimnotgym 5y ago
>Once Apple knew there is a problem, they fixed it
Once the media found out Apple fixed it
>and they fixed problems like this many times before
I am struggling to read this as a good thing. Once it happens once maybe you should audit your supply chains properly.
- emteycz 5y agoThere is zero evidence at all that Apple knew before media knew; and there is plenty of evidence Apple is fixing this stuff ASAP without medialization. It's totally unrealistic to expect hardware companies to watch every factory of their supply chain all the time. You're living in some kind of fantasy-land if you think this is in any way even remotely feasible, sorry. Apple has much better score than other companies with issues like this, anyways. Why don't you focus on the others instead of talking about the one company that cares about this and fixes it asap?
- jimnotgym 5y ago>Apple has much better score than other companies with issues like this Is there an objective scoring system you can point me to? Or a league table? >It's totally unrealistic to expect hardware companies to watch every factory of their supply chain all the time And totally realistic to expect that they had engineers at their major supplier on a regular basis...we are not talking about the people that made the resistors, we are taking about the main assembly plant. I would be suprised if Apple QA were not there full time. I'm sorry but you don't sound like you have a lot of insight into it beyond what we all read at the time. It makes you sound like a fan boy trying to excuse the inexcusable