These posts are getting even more silly. People being triggered all because of Siri Remote alternatives. "Oh No!, someone doesn't like everything Apple designs!"
hose are not normal or reasonable use cases.
To you.
Is dropping an iPhone by accident normal or reasonable use case? Do you complain on the forum that people need to adapt their behavior and stop dropping their iPhones instead of buying a protective case or Apple Care+?
Why is it so hard for some people to recognize that the issue is their behavior? My whole point is that people have to spend money on a product that performs worse because they refuse to follow simple instruction and change behaviors that have undesirable outcomes.
Like a phone case? Or a Siri Remote case?
I don't like phone cases, and won't use them, but I won't knock anyone for spending money on a product that makes their phone perform worse because they refuse to follow simple instructions like not drop their phone.
Nothing wrong with adapting tech to ones' habits instead of changing one's lifestyle for each device they own.
Not sure why you have such an issue with what other people want to do with their tech and how they want to use it.
Don’t sleep with your remote if it cause issues. Don’t turn the tv off until you placed the remote back and then you don’t have to do it in the dark. Unless of course you have one of those TVs that doesn’t use light to show images.
Or, they can use the tech they way they want to use them and get devices that better suites them the their habits.
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