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StackOverflow contains a list of documented "bug fixes". and I bet most devs find their solutions on SO anyways.
I find this suggestion more valuable within a medium-large company. An old employer of mine had a "Trouble Call" reporting system where you submit a problem/solution and can search the DB later to help with repeat issues.
Is anything actually 'free' in this world?? I wonder how much of my data they will be using without my permission to serve me ads...although I guess targeted TV commercials are a heck of a lot better than random stuff I see now.
Double-edged sword if you ask me.
Excellent checklist. Thanks OP. I also like how you are keeping it up to date with commenter's suggestions.
I agree with this (maybe not 1000x worse, but still).
Anything Apple does wrong is blown out of proportion. Yes the Apple collected data wasn't encrypted, but now it is.
What if this data is compromised at this CIQ company? I hope the data is traceable to an IMEI number ONLY which would make it okay, but still! Why do they need to receive text messages coming in to the phone???
Is this part of the application process?! There is no easy to find contact information on how to submit the answer key. Obviously solving this is the easy part, but who would we contact?