Siri: "I really don't know" if Apple can be trusted

[KateGladstone]

When I asked Siri (on my iPad)
"Should I still trust the Apple Company after their delivery date screw-ups with the watch?",
she answered:
"I really don't know, Kate."

I'd have attached a screenshot, but attaching anything to a MacForum message crashes my device.

Try it yourself, though!

 

[MICHAELSD]

Generic answer. Nothing to see here.

 

[GrimmsGirl]

2nd post by the same poster on the same exact thing. Definitely nothing to see here.

 

[AFDoc]

When I asked Siri (on my iPad)
"Should I still trust the Apple Company after their delivery date screw-ups with the watch?",
she answered:
"I really don't know, Kate."

I'd have attached a screenshot, but attaching anything to a MacForum message crashes my device.

Try it yourself, though!

Maybe you should actually search out human interaction.

 

[xraydoc]

When I asked Siri (on my iPad)
"Should I still trust the Apple Company after their delivery date screw-ups with the watch?",
she answered:
"I really don't know, Kate."

I'd have attached a screenshot, but attaching anything to a MacForum message crashes my device.

Try it yourself, though!

Have Apple missed their promised delivery windows?

Granted I'm no fan of the loooong, drawn out back orders, but as far as I can tell, Apple has actually done quite a good job of sticking to the quoted delivery windows.

And Siri will respond this way to anything she doesn't know.