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Absolutely not. Apple has zero responsibility to anybody for changing a private API. That’s the whole point of it being marked private.
by urbandw311er 1y ago
Absolutely not. Apple has zero responsibility to anybody for changing a private API. That’s the whole point of it being marked private.
- whywhywhywhy 1y agoI disagree I think Apple has a responsibility to not break the biggest software used on their platform. They might not like it but I'm sure they'd dislike that software never being there at all even more.
- DengistKhan 1y agoIf one dude is using a private API, that's him being reckless. If thousands of applications are using a private API, that's poor API design.
- bogantech 1y agoThe thousands of "apps" wouldn't all be using this private api if they weren't electron junk