What "cuts" it is an actual fix being released with details about it. A parroting of a statement that has already been made in some sort of more personalized or official way won't change what's actually happening at the moment. Given that Apple has acknowledged the issue and said they are working on it and said they want to have a fix out soon is certainly far from any type of wall of silence.
Yeah, that was essentially a packaging/release problem (that was also somewhat worse with larger effect), while this seems to within iOS itself and possibly fairly engrained into it. Still, hopefully they'll get a fix for it out soon.
Sure, once they actually fix the problem first. (Not that a statement like that will necessrily result in much and/or even its implementation prevent all of these types of issues in the future.)
6 days without my iPhone 6 or iPad, typing this on my 2008 macbook, checking here everday waiting for an announcement saying its fixed and there's an update out. I think someone at apple needs a boot up the backside over this, I remember an episode of the simpsons where Bart had to goto Australia and he was going to be kicked up the backside with an enormous shoe. Well.. I'm thinking at the next keynote can we have the person responsible for this brought out on stage for a public booting
Yes because this is something you won't visually notice off the bat. It could take millions of users until it gets noticed. With the recent Instagram update the logout button completely fell of the face of the earth and they still haven't put it back. You cannot logout unless you delete the app etc. But still people give Instagram credit and say "oh well bugs happen". haha
