XPost: misc.phone.mobile.iphone, com.sys.mac.misc   
   From: REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com   
      
   On 12/03/2025 18:45, Your Name wrote:   
   > Not sure if this fool actually designed the awful "Liquid Glass" or   
   > simply approved it. Maybe the replacement person will get rid of the   
   > silly idea, just like Jony Ive's equally awful "flat" design went out   
   > the window not long after he left.   
      
   I have the new iOS with Liquid Glass on my work phone and the old iOS   
   without Liquid Glass on my personal phone.  Both are iPhone 14.   
      
   I don't use my work phone much more than checking email on Outlook.  By   
   changing the Accessibility settings to mostly remove the transparency   
   effect, it's usable but still ugly.  The icons also seem somewhat bigger   
   but I still have the same amount of rows.   
      
   I highly doubt the new person would undo the Liquid Glass effect.  Apple   
   doubled down on this design and has been pushing it hard.  Admitting a   
   mistake like this is not something they would do, especially with how   
   the press would hammer them for it.  The best thing they could do is   
   offer a setting which would completely remove the Liquid Glass and give   
   their customers an option.   
      
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