I think Apple pushes out whatever is on their internal roadmap, and if it works for most of the users, it's fine. If not a serious issue, it may never be fixed.

I think Apple pushes out whatever is on their internal roadmap, and if it works for most of the users, it's fine. If not a serious issue, it may never be fixed. There are somewhat serious/annoying issues that have been there for multiple years but are mostly relevant for power users, or issues that do not contribute to the bottom line, and thus will never be fixed. Even if their own apps do not work together nicely, tough luck. Hope that your issues will be fixed in the next major OS release. I think that it is a problem with their mode of operating and the fact that fixing the majority of bugs will take longer than pushing out a v1 of a new product or service. Also, fixing these bugs will probably mean that teams have to talk to each other, and I really have no idea if that is a reality at Apple. Given the last few software releases it doesn't seem that way. I have a bunch of issues with Monterey that, while some are VERY annoying, do not prevent me from being productive. I also have zero expectation they will be fixed.