It's alike in the context that at the time when Apple was basically on the verge of being gone and not having much in the way of products that anyone really cared about they decided to suddenly spend a lot of their focus on something like an MP3 player with a lot of people seeing Apple already being a mess prior to that, and only seeing become even more so (in their opinion) for suddenly going for a product like an MP3 player.No, that's nothing alike. Apple wasn't screwing up almost all of their product lines in one way or another simply by putting out an MP3 player. All of the issues I've mentioned are within the past three years, four max. And it's nowhere near the "let's put out a product people don't expect us to" sort of thing you're pretending it is.
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It's definitely something to look into, but just like it doesn't tell the story of how many people are really affected, it also doesn't tell the story that it is a widespread issue that is affecting the majority, let alone everyone.you completely misunderstood me. That is 100 people online only (already a huge number considering most people don't go online to complain). Do we know how many people called Apple support, emailed them, chatted with them, sent feedback from other means? Yeah, this is a big problem if 100 already reported this online.