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Apple unequivocally does not do active A/B testing on their users by changing applications or the operating system out from under them.
by teakettle42 4y ago
Apple unequivocally does not do active A/B testing on their users by changing applications or the operating system out from under them.
- mrkstu 4y agoYep- it does this in betas, but not in production apps.
- selfhoster11 4y agoIt's almost like they use a dedicated focus/beta testing group or something, instead of making all their users join in.
- daniel_reetz 4y agoI can't think of an Apple engineer who would make such a definitive statement on behalf of the company, in public. I also can't think of anyone working there who would have definitive knowledge across all apps and software, because disclosure would prevent such knowledge. Apple introduced A/B testing to Testflight in 2017 and more A/B testing to the App store this year. Source: I worked at Apple, but not in software.
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- izacus 4y agoGreat, but what exactly does that mean for this conversation and how users percieve Apple products?