MacOS (and iOS) has a subtly different problem in the built-in apps: Every single fucking Apple app has a shitty first-run experience that nags you about "WATS

MacOS (and iOS) has a subtly different problem in the built-in apps: Every single fucking Apple app has a shitty first-run experience that nags you about "WATS NEW IN MAPS" or whatnot, the first time you open it after an OS update. Product managers throughout Apple are so worried that their pet features won't get enough adoption, so the solution is to prevent me from using the app at all until I acknowledge the work they did over the past year. And the wording is always so fucking cutesy: You have to press "Start Listening" to dismiss the "What's new in Music" dialog. Why not a "Shut the fuck up" button instead... Is it too much to ask for the following? - Provide a "what's new in macOS" somewhere in the Settings app - Don't have a notification badge for it. Let me browse to it myself when I'm curious. - The "what's new in macOS" can have an overview of what's changed in _all_ of the apps. - I can completely ignore what's new if I want. The part of Settings that says what's new should be a simple swipe to dismiss, and after that it should be buried in About (or some other spot) so that I can get to it later if I want, and I can revisit it multiple times if I want to learn more.