It’s iOS, too - I recall their QA used to be impeccable - it all Just Worked, and user-facing bugs were pretty uncommon. I found myself a huge fan of the apple

It’s iOS, too - I recall their QA used to be impeccable - it all Just Worked, and user-facing bugs were pretty uncommon. I found myself a huge fan of the apple ecosystem 20 years ago after wrestling with windows and Linux for the previous decade, as the ease of it all was unbelievably refreshing. I now find myself rebooting my iPhone (or it rebooting itself if things are sufficiently bad) on a daily basis, as it always ends up with things like file handling just breaking - I use SMB mounts in the files app and this seems to be a poorly tested edge case. Also, the keyboard thing, where input starts to buffer - I’ve seen it on other people’s phones, too. Seems like a pretty fundamental thing to not get perfectly right. It’s not just bugs - usability has plummeted as stuff has been shoehorned in left, right and centre. Gone is the simplicity of past iOS - the convergence works both ways, I suppose. Over the past few years I have encountered numerous issues in each of iOS and macOS which generally never get resolved - usually nothing earth-shattering, but stuff that speaks of a lack of QA, or planning, or a lack of care.