As a policy, I tell the world about (non-exploit) bugs from billion dollar corporations, but I report bugs directly to small businesses. This creates an incent

As a policy, I tell the world about (non-exploit) bugs from billion dollar corporations, but I report bugs directly to small businesses. This creates an incentive for the big players to improve their process and proactively catch bugs. I've seen bugs reported to Apple's bug reporter get fixed in subsequent OS versions, but almost never in updates to the current or previous ones. This is a fundamental flaw with their process that provides a historical track record of them deprioritizing certain bugs. Which is why we should probably pivot away from internal bug reporting services and move towards third party bug trackers. The AAPL market cap is $3.48175 trillion as I write this.