No, I'm saying that Apple are such assholes that if someone's running 18 on something that can support 26, Apple will eventually force them to upgrade to 26 (MS Windows 11 style) even if they want to stay on 18, otherwise they'd then be using an insecure device even though other users with devices that can only run up to 18 would get that security update.

Another retarded bug (of sooooooo many) is how the cursor flickers quickly when trying to figure out the location to 'grab' a splitview for resizing. Turns out as long as you're close enough you can grab it even when the cursor's all wrong, but annoying until you realize it doesn't matter.

The 'fit and finish' of this OS version is the equivalent of a polished turd.

You're addressing this to a group of people that have shown they don't care, so it's pointless to try to address them.

Yup - they spent all this time on Liquid Ass and no time on making any actually useful fixes.

Guess this is what we can start expecting from multi-$trillion dollar companies with thousands of "engineers" housed in multi-$billion campuses.

Transparency is a solution to a problem no one ever fucking had.

And that way is by only making future security updates available in OS 26 for devices that support it.

So next time there's an important security update that everyone should have, those with a device running OS 18 that is capable of also running OS 26 will only have that security update available as a OS 26 upgrade only, and not available as a point release update for OS 18 for those devices.

iOS 26 introduced Liquid Glass, a sweeping visual redesign that replaces much of the traditional opaque interface with pointless translucent layers, blurred backgrounds, and dynamic depth effects.

There FTFY.

WHERE IS MY LAWSUIT TROLL?

LoL no fuck you. kBye.

The real problem is the ORACLE (One Rich Asshole Called Larry Ellison).

Nah. Those assholes can pay for their own tow truck to bail them out.

As they say, "time is money". How much time have people wasted on MS' ransomware called 'OneDrive', with little to show for it?

I don't even think the "engineers" at Microsoft really know how Windows works either.

No, everyone hates it.

I, a macOS user, hate it even more, because I'm stuck having to manage MS' bullshit on relatives' computers.

Good. Because that's exactly the way it behaves, and needs to be called out as.