Apple thinks they know what people want. Their customers seem to agree. Shrug. This is nothing new. They think most people would rather have no background proc

Apple thinks they know what people want. Their customers seem to agree. Shrug. This is nothing new. They think most people would rather have no background processes than badly done background processes. They will allow it when they make it "just work". Maybe they are right, maybe wrong, but it's not an in-principle bad approach.