If nothing else, this case definitely points out the flaws in various architecture decisions that Apple have made, in terms of iOS multi-user functions.
It is extremely smelly that Apple doesn't isolate personal versus business accounts in its HR practices. Its also pretty lame that a multi-user operating system has been lobotomized to sell more hardware in that sense.
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If nothing else, this case definitely points out the flaws in various architecture decisions that Apple have made, in terms of iOS multi-user functions.
It is extremely smelly that Apple doesn't isolate personal versus business accounts in its HR practices. Its also pretty lame that a multi-user operating system has been lobotomized to sell more hardware in that sense.