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I think you are mistaking B2C feedback with feedback from developers, who Apple relies on to make apps and provide exactly that kind of feedback. Whenever I ta

by manmal 4y ago

I think you are mistaking B2C feedback with feedback from developers, who Apple relies on to make apps and provide exactly that kind of feedback. Whenever I talk to an Apple employee on Twitter about a bug I’ve found, they tell me to file a Feedback. At WWDC, we are also often told to file any unexpected behavior and feature requests as Feedbacks.

vlovich123 4y ago
No I’m not. Developers often offer only marginally better feedback which you can observe if you’ve ever triaged bug reports within Apple or elsewhere. You individually may do a fine job but in aggregate you have many of the same problems.