Originally Posted by Thine Wonk:
“right so what if they don't and they don't and they are already in trouble for being late for work and through no fault of their own they are late.
Or what if they miss their plane, or if they work shifts and needed to work over the new year period.
A 1980s £10 Casio can do it, why can't Apple even get a simple alarm clock to work without bugs? and this has been known about as it's happened multiple times before.
Will you just defend Apple to the death on any matter just for the sake of it? - yes.”
If they look at their alarm, notice they've set it, yet it hasn't went off. . . .and they keep doing it, and keep doing it for several days then they have some problems.
If my alarm device (not that I use my iPhone as my alarm) failed to work - I'd have a back up set up to avoid further mistakes.
It's a small error - you talking about missing planes, important meetings etc just continues to hilariously demonstrate the hyperbole that surrounds Apple devices.
If you have a plane, important meeting to catch - you don't have one single alarm - a phone - waking you up.