> Can't wait for them to release iOS 27 and announce they've made a useable UI again. "Hey friends, those accessibility settings you've used for a year? You don

> Can't wait for them to release iOS 27 and announce they've made a useable UI again. "Hey friends, those accessibility settings you've used for a year? You don't need them anymore. Apple is where innovation happens!!" I'd actually be impressed if they were that responsive. Fixing a problem is the second best thing after not creating it in the first place. Doubling down and not acknowledging a poor choice would be so much worse.