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> Apple has a team of at most 12 people working on TCP/IP and IPv6 Do you know who they are and how to reach them? I have filed 3 or 4 bugs with proper reprodu

> Apple has a team of at most 12 people working on TCP/IP and IPv6 Do you know who they are and how to reach them? I have filed 3 or 4 bugs with proper reproducers through Apple's feedback assistant over the years and till this day those issues haven't even received a single comment nor any acknowledgement that the report has been read.

schaefer 3y ago
Perhaps write it up as an open letter/blog article and link it here??
- netdebugg 3y ago
  I prefer just getting those bugs addressed. A lot of times writing these blogs and open letters just brings some attention to the blog/article and the real issue never gets addressed. Plus at least 2 of these would involve me sharing internal details which I prefer doing only through the official bug reporting channels.
  - Shank 3y ago
    If you file something through FA, the advice in the community lately has been to re-file the bug against every beta of the OS and every new version of the OS until it's resolved. If you have any new information at all, re-file the bug with the new version. Apple's bug triage team doesn't route things that are old/ancient/sitting in the system forever. Your bugs probably haven't reached the team yet.
    - netdebugg 3y ago
      Thank you. I'll try that with one of the bugs and see if it gets any attention and then do it for others.
      - ddcc7 3y ago
        Post the FB numbers and perhaps some helpful readers may be able to take a look?
ggm 3y ago
Based on past experience, trying to leverage acquaintance from conference and meetings into a support case exchange terminates the friendship. So I am sorry but I decline to try and bridge this gap. I really am sorry, it sucks you can't get to the back end engineering staff.
elSidCampeador 3y ago
I wonder if this will work - buy a couple (even 1 share should do, now that I think of it) shares of apple, write a letter to investor relations saying you're a shareholder, you've found bugs, you've filed them, nothing's been done, this is very disappointing, etc etc edit: added the stuff within brackets

schaefer 3y ago

Perhaps write it up as an open letter/blog article and link it here??

netdebugg 3y ago
I prefer just getting those bugs addressed. A lot of times writing these blogs and open letters just brings some attention to the blog/article and the real issue never gets addressed. Plus at least 2 of these would involve me sharing internal details which I prefer doing only through the official bug reporting channels.
- Shank 3y ago
  If you file something through FA, the advice in the community lately has been to re-file the bug against every beta of the OS and every new version of the OS until it's resolved. If you have any new information at all, re-file the bug with the new version. Apple's bug triage team doesn't route things that are old/ancient/sitting in the system forever. Your bugs probably haven't reached the team yet.
  - netdebugg 3y ago
    Thank you. I'll try that with one of the bugs and see if it gets any attention and then do it for others.
    - ddcc7 3y ago
      Post the FB numbers and perhaps some helpful readers may be able to take a look?

ggm 3y ago

Based on past experience, trying to leverage acquaintance from conference and meetings into a support case exchange terminates the friendship. So I am sorry but I decline to try and bridge this gap. I really am sorry, it sucks you can't get to the back end engineering staff.

elSidCampeador 3y ago

I wonder if this will work - buy a couple (even 1 share should do, now that I think of it) shares of apple, write a letter to investor relations saying you're a shareholder, you've found bugs, you've filed them, nothing's been done, this is very disappointing, etc etc edit: added the stuff within brackets