I used to be an Apple hater, then I became a fan, and now I'm just tired.

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A developer and content creator delivers an extended rant about Apple's declining software quality, broken UX, and problematic policies. Key complaints include macOS 26's inconsistent UI (mismatched corner radii, broken window resizing), iOS 26 regressions in the Photos app and autocorrect, persistent long-standing bugs (Apple Pay UI confusion, AirDrop unreliability, Mail search failures, Google contact sync issues), Apple's 30% App Store fee harming indie developers while large companies pay nothing, Apple's culture of silencing employees and ignoring external feedback, and Apple choosing a cheaper but inferior AI model for Siri over Anthropic despite using Claude internally. The post also references a website cataloging Apple bugs with estimates of billions of hours of human time wasted annually.

I’m getting so tired of Apple.

This is the problem of closed-source software. Products are developed to suit the needs of the marketing department, for the sake of profit. The company dictates what the user will use. Often, the desired functionality must be waited for years. Often, users put up with unnecessary pre-installed software on their workstations, such as News, TV, FaceTime, and others, which are impossible to even uninstall.

Frustration is valid, but this reads like a gap between expectations and priorities. Apple optimizes for control and ecosystem consistency, when quality slips, that tradeoff becomes visible fast.