Every time I log back into iCloud, I get tired of being "angry".
This login alone is enough to make me want to destroy all Apple products.
I'm annoyed every time by the crappy question check that follows after authenticating with the correct login and password.
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"Enter the name of best friend in your childhood"
None
"Enter your favorite sports team"
None
"The answers to the questions do not match"
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It should be a match.
Because this is a fact.
I never had a best friend and never had a second in my life as a favorite sports team.
So, I had set up the answers like those.
"None" "None." "None." "None." "Wasn't." "Never." "There is no such thing" Whichever one I put in, the login system will answer with a different answer.
In the first place, when setting up this question, I make following answers,
"Enter the name of best friend in your childhood"
None
"Enter your favorite sports team"
None
The system complains,
"You are typing the same answer"
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What then? You want me to enter a false answer? Well, you would say that, wouldn't you?
Do you want to tell me to type in the name of my bullshit best friend and type in the name of a non-existent sports team.
So that's what Apple is.
Okay, all right.
Apple is a company that is "good" at making users lie involuntarily, right?
Or rather, why doesn't Apple just let me create both "questions" and "answers"?
Apple can't even design and build that level of system?
Are you stupid?
Previously, I could have smashed all the Apple products and thrown them straight into the garbage just for this unpleasant incident.
But now, at home and at work, I can't ignore Apple products.
For now, I can only hope that iCloud will stop this dumb question.
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For example --
Question: Enter the name of the person you consider to be the worst and worst of all U.S. presidents
I'll make a question like this.
The answer, of course, is that if it had been earlier than four years ago, I might have typed "Nixon" -- but
Nixon was the kind of person who could do "resignation in charge", I thought.
By now, his character evaluation has been dramatically (suitably) updated in my mind.