This is much, much funnier than you'd realized. Up until COVID took... I can imagine! And don’t get me wrong, I really understand why you guys are suggesting the Network framework. IMO, it makes total sense for new applications to build directly on top of that. But I think there’s still a lot of value in fixing the MPC framework, because there are many apps and libraries out there relying on MPC. In our case, for example, we’re also quite restricted in terms of update policies due to our very regulated domain. We can’t simply push updated apps to customers, or at least not to customers running years-old versions who either don’t want to or can’t update to more recent releases. In those situations, we rely on Apple fixing these issues on the OS side. We also wouldn’t be raising awareness here if this had always been an issue. Our apps have relied on MPC for almost a decade now (the code goes back to 2018), and for our use cases it worked flawlessly (it really did :D). Customers used it extensively wit
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App & System Services
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Networking
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