> , it might place too much demand on compute or power to maintain prior products' expected behavior, etc Love it or hate it, this mentality of "the feature is

> , it might place too much demand on compute or power to maintain prior products' expected behavior, etc Love it or hate it, this mentality of "the feature is technically possible but we won't enable it because we're not happy with the compromises it demands" is, by design, exactly the sort of logic that Apple is known for.