FTS. Ives needs to take a long vacation.
Totally agree... and then some.
I was running jailbroken phones, for years, primarily due to user interface (you know, "design") issues that bothered me, the "user." Were they minor issues? Yeah. Ex: the Dock, even when not used, is always there, with their crazy-useless gray "blur" effect. Why? No ability to have nested folders. Again, why? Folders, in their limited usage/availability, also have that stupid gray "blur" background... Yeah, why? No killall for backgrounded apps. Why?
I lost my JB on an SE about 8 months ago. I went out and bought (consecutively, with "swaps" in between) a series of Iphone 8 and X models, in a vain effort to find one with an early-enough, jail-breakable shipping version of iOS. No-go... So, I decided to hell with it, and just bought a iPhone 7, in factory-default everything.
And I no longer care, but it bothers me, that even with my apps all in logical folders, on Page 2, my Homescreen still has a cropped version of my wallpaper (the alley in SF where Sam Spade's partner gets killed near the beginning of the Maltese Falcon), riding on top of that useless, ugly, blurry-gray Dock.
Ives needs a very long vacation, yes indeed, but the people who decided it was "his way, or no way" in terms of benign UI factors... those people need to be run out of town, permanently.
Trust me, I know that none of this shit actually "matters." I get it. But why must we have these simple UI chains inside their "walled garden?"