> Apple could certainly make some changes to prevent this being an issue at all. Why Apple still hasn't fixed this in 2026 baffles me. The fact that a company

> Apple could certainly make some changes to prevent this being an issue at all. Why Apple still hasn't fixed this in 2026 baffles me. The fact that a company the size of Tailscale has to find workarounds for an Apple blunder like this speaks volumes about how terrible Apple's software management is.