Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), announced last night the implementation of some very important new functions for iPhone, those from Cupertino taking note of the requirements made by investors important in an open letter published just yesterday. They asked Apple to integrate advanced parental control functions for users in the iPhone, something that seems to have convinced those from Cupertino to look carefully at this.
Ce limiting iPhone performance, what iOS operating problems, it is important to focus on a "problem" that some investors have, not the hundreds of millions of customers around the world. Returning to the "problem", those from Apple say that in a future update for iOS they intend to integrate new advanced functions that will allow finer control of children's access to social networks and more.
Apple says that anything accessed by a child through iOS can be controlled by parents, but despite this, it intends to implement new control functions for them. of course, no one knows for sure what kind of functions will be integrated into iOS for iPhone, so it remains to be seen what will be offered through the beta versions.
"We think deeply about how our products are used and the impact they have on users and the people around them. We take this responsibility very seriously and we are committed to meeting and exceeding our customers' expectations, especially when it comes to protecting children. The company added that it is "constantly looking" for ways to improve its devices and said that it plans new features that will make the tools it provides parents "even more robust."
Unfortunately for all the customers upset about iPhone performance limitations and iOS performance problems, Apple is trying to shift their attention to something that doesn't necessarily need their attention. This strategy is completely normal and it would not be difficult for me to believe that Apple talked with investors to ask for the integration of these new functions just to distract attention from the limitation of the iPhone's performance.
