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Home > Science and Technology News > 12-year-old audio bug scandal from Apple!

12-year-old audio bug scandal from Apple!

Apple has still not fixed an audio bug in Mac computers that it acknowledged 12 years ago.

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Published: 15.02.2024 13:39 Updated: 15.02.2024 13:39
12-year-old audio bug scandal from Apple!

It has emerged that Apple has still not resolved an audio bug it acknowledged for Mac computers 12 years ago, a situation that has drawn criticism from users.

The company acknowledged on February 2, 2012, with the release of the OS X 10.2 update, that there was an issue where audio balance could shift to the left or right channel. This bug caused users to experience balance problems between the right and left channels while listening to music or consuming audio content.

Apple had stated that the audio channel could be adjusted manually to resolve this issue. However, a developer named Fabian claimed on Twitter that Apple still has not fixed this bug, and other Mac users have supported this claim.

This situation has caused surprise, as the company has failed to resolve this fundamental issue despite releasing many updates over the years. Some developers have claimed that Apple has given this bug low priority and is therefore reluctant to take the necessary steps to resolve it.


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