> You can't criticize iOS for doing this, because you can't see their issue tracker. At least they're honest. I can't be bothered to report bugs for most soft

> You can't criticize iOS for doing this, because you can't see their issue tracker. At least they're honest. I can't be bothered to report bugs for most software I use, because it's enormously time-consuming and usually does nothing. Even for a relatively receptive Free Software project, I have to successfully argue that it's a bug, that it's not caused by some peculiarity of my system, that it's still present in the latest development version, and that the fix I propose is better than whatever poorly-thought-out fixes the "core developers" might think of on the spur of the moment. Better to work around it and move on.