Stupid of Apple to put a feature that wasn’t anywhere close to shipping in an ad that ran during NFL football games. Who the heck approved that?I didn't know you can sue a company for delays or stripping out features.
Stupid of Apple to put a feature that wasn’t anywhere close to shipping in an ad that ran during NFL football games. Who the heck approved that?I didn't know you can sue a company for delays or stripping out features.
I don’t think it will get thrown out, but even if it does, it’s a big blackeye for the company and hopefully we will help them see the light.Bet this gets thrown out eventually just like the dark background hiding notch being false advertising got thrown out.
Either that or people get their $10 and 2035, years after the features have launched.
That was on a whole different cringe level. Apple’s arrogance sometimes shows up unintentionally in their commercials. Apple needs to think more about the potential negative implications any of their commercials may cause before they first air. It was painfully obvious to many of us from the start that the destruction of instruments in such a brutal way was uncalled for. For many people around the world music instruments represent their chosen career, a way of life that Apple should’ve stayed clear of. Instead they decided to antagonize these people and anyone else who appreciates music and the instruments that make it possible.But what about the one where they crushed all the instruments and replace them with a computer?
The first thing Apple should do to stop the bleeding is come out honestly and say they made a mistake. And WWDC is too far away - find a venue to do it sooner and expand it at WWDC. Simplicity, design and honesty are central to the Apple brand vs. what they’ve always portrayed as the evil machinations of MSFT and the rest of big tech. Act like it - admit fault, say how this is not your identity as a company, say how you’re going to fix it and move on with transparency and no more f ups. This daily financial and press coverage is growing, not going away. And, shuffling the chairs is not going to make it so.This debacle will ultimately harm consumer confidence in Apple, something they don't typically have to worry about. It seems like they will need to do something much more drastic than paying out a class action suit to restore it. Something like allowing returns of devices or free upgrades to the next model. I wouldn't be surprised if Apple did either one of these things. They aren't scared of paying out millions, that's chump change to them. However, they are very afraid of how the public perceives them.
Gladly. Give me a refund… I’d rather have a regular 16 and an iPad mini at this point.Sadly, to join the suit you’ll have to return your iPhone 16 to get your $9 check as payment.![]()
I'll take the refund and buy a Galaxy S25 plus instead.Gladly. Give me a refund… I’d rather have a regular 16 and an iPad mini at this point.
This is not even hyperbole. It's getting worse--markedly worse.Siri has been abysmal since day one. Oddly, it seems to keep getting worse.
Man this took LONG enough to get started!Regardless of all the consumer “pros” claiming don’t buy products based on future promises…there’s still things you can’t say or do as a company beta tag or not. Apple might actually have to answer for this one.