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If you have an app filling your database with bad data, do you just take an extra step of writing a tool to correct bad data after the fact?

I'd rather fix the app itself so that it isn't sending bad data.

"Fixing Foxconn" is taking bad output and correcting it. It's not fixing the app generating bad data.

This smells more like you're frustrated with "business as usual" these days and less Apple specifically.

Every org I have been with has had to maintain a level of "can't resolve 100% of the numerous customer complaints, because gotta ship."

Can't Tim be pointing to a path forward? Why so negative. If they can't fix it all today, they're not good at their work, and completely incompetent?