I don't think you read what I wrote because that's exactly my point. Apple was never a business focused company. That market was ceded to MFST decades ago and Apple has always been a consumer focused company. For someone to say they are shifting away from business could only come from someone who has zero understanding of their history and somehow doesn't realize that Apple has these "little" product lines such as iPhone, iPad, iTunes, App Store, iMac, Apple Watch, Apple TV, etc.
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You are ascribing your reaction to a single trivial decision to a mass audience. You must not be aware that Siri programmers have done this many times for years. It's part of Siri's "personality" to have a sense of humor. It's actually part of the branding of Siri that has been going on for years! 99.99% of people couldn't care less about it, or enjoy it, or are unaware of this trivial Pokemon add. The same way they react to Google's occasionally injects some humor into the Google search bar.
In the real world, outside of these tech sites, consumer perceptions, which is what ultimately matters, are formed by many other things. The infinitesimally small number of folks announcing that they will flee the Apple platform over what Apple does with the 3.5 jack, don't represent the masses' perception of Apple. This is why, despite whatever we read, pro or con, on MR, nearly 70 million people worldwide will decide to purchase the next iPhone by the end of the Christmas season, and close to 200 million earth inhabitants will perceive it to be worthy of buying in the next year.