First off, I’m actually surprised that they still offered support on X at all with what a shit show that platform is. And with its format, any decent info gathering or troubleshooting would be a horrible experience.
Secondly:
It has been reported that a 3D printing method is being worked on for the upcoming Apple Watch Series 9, which will be unveiled in the coming days.
How does that paragraph even fit with this article?! This must be some ChatGPT bullshit written piece.
On YouTube what kind of support you can offer with that limited platform?
On their community forums there are already thousands and thousands of fanboys that already give their time for free to help strangers
On Twitter it would require enterprise APIs for managing the massive amount of messages and it’s ridiculously expensive for no reason. Especially now that direct messages between users that aren’t paying the subscription are basically broken
Furthermore, according to certain claims, the Apple Support account on Twitter will no longer respond to customers sending direct messages starting from October 1st. It’s worth noting that Apple has been providing customer support through Twitter since 2016.
Instead of this method, customers reaching out via Twitter will receive an automated response.
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First off, I’m actually surprised that they still offered support on X at all with what a shit show that platform is. And with its format, any decent info gathering or troubleshooting would be a horrible experience.
Secondly:
How does that paragraph even fit with this article?! This must be some ChatGPT bullshit written piece.
IMO this was always a stupid practice and nothing of value was lost.
Makes sense.
On YouTube what kind of support you can offer with that limited platform?
On their community forums there are already thousands and thousands of fanboys that already give their time for free to help strangers
On Twitter it would require enterprise APIs for managing the massive amount of messages and it’s ridiculously expensive for no reason. Especially now that direct messages between users that aren’t paying the subscription are basically broken
I just wish Apple would get involved in their own forums at https://discussions.apple.com
They are cutting support there too so … I guess there was some?
Part of me hopes it’s “💩”.
Or ‘just buy a new iPhone, lol!’
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