[astrange]

> 1: it is a watch, not a phone.

And it's paired to a phone. I meant what I said.

> 2: they linked two issues, if Apple can't report that what makes you think your protip will help?

Man, nobody ever believes me on here when I say things I'm right about.

[gubikmic]

I used to submit a lot of radars (now Feedback). At some point there was very little effort from their side, no responses, annoying replies wanting to get everything served on a silver platter, just no appreciation of us devs. It’s a give and take. With such attitude I’m not willing to do free QA work.

As an example, I can write "notifications animation corner smoothing glitch" and honestly it's hard for me how one cannot know exactly what I mean. This bug has been introduced in iOS 16. Why would I waste my time making a screen recording etc. when something so obvious doesn't get picked up internally

[astrange]

Good thing I didn't tell you to do it then. I told the other guy to do it.

You should report a battery life issue, as that's much more severe than a UI glitch and usually easier to fix.

[doctorpangloss]

There are so many glitches with that screen I’m not sure which one you’re talking about.

I mean sometimes my keyboard doesn’t even show up on the login screen on iOS.

The Messages one where the share tray share to iMessage and then can’t send is infuriating.

And once in a blue moon desktop Messages glitches where typing on the keyboard is actually changing the text in the conversant’s most recent chat bubble. I have NEVER seen anything like it.

They are in denial that their OS frameworks are a disaster, and that they should have adopted a safer, managed more productive SDK and language for iOS UI apps.

[iforgotpassword]

> As an example, I can write "notifications animation corner smoothing glitch" and honestly it's hard for me how one cannot know exactly what I mean.

No idea what you're talking about, this isn't even a grammatically correct sentence. so I can't blame Apple for not reacting to such gibberish...