How To give apple feedback about their iProducts and Services : Let Your Voice TO Be Heard
How To give apple
feedback about their iProducts and Services : Let Your Voice TO Be Heard
Apple
has an online feedback system where the company’s users can tell Apple what
they think about their iProducts. The system allows users to leave comments and
criticism about their products, such as features they like or dislike about it,
and propositions for improving them in the future.
In this post, we’ll
share with you how you can leave feedback for an Apple iProduct or service.
Why to give a feedback to
Apple?
When
you give a feedback, you’re helping Apple improve their products because they
can better tailor their future products to the needs of their consumers.
If
no one ever left feedback, then Apple wouldn’t really know where to start to
improve their products; but, by actively telling them what’s mistaken with
their products and what you wish you could do with them, you give them a place
to start.
Expressive
them what you like about their products also tells the company where they can
spend less of their efforts to improve so that they can spend more efforts
elsewhere where it may be necessary.
How to give Apple feedback
about a product or service?
Apple’s
online Product Feedback page is
the place to go when you have comments or dissatisfaction about any of Apple’s
products and services.
The
page contains links for all of Apple’s main product offerings, whether it’s
your Mac, mobile device, software Apple made that you downloaded, Apple
Music, or something else made by Apple. This feedback system is not intended
for third-party accessories, third-party apps, and other third-party iDevices,
because Apple has no control over what other people are making – only that of
what Apple makes.
If
you’re going to submit feedback on one of the devices or services you’re using
that was made by Apple, then you can follow these steps:
1) Takeoff
a web browser on your computer and visit the Apple Product Feedback page.
2) Choice
and click on a product from the list that you wish to leave feedback on. For
this example, we’ll be leaving feedback on the MacBook Pro.
3) This
takes you to a form where you can tell Apple a little about yourself, the
product you’re giving feedback on, and where you can say anything you’d like
Apple to hear.
You will be asked
for:
Your name
The type of
feedback it is
Any comments you’d
like Apple to read
The type of
computer you own
Your email address
A subject for the
feedback
The version of the
operating system it’s running
Definitely,
these fields will vary depending on the product that you choose. For example,
if we were leaving feedback for the iPhone, it wouldn’t ask what type of
computer we owned and if we were leaving feedback about Apple Music, we would
be asked what devices we use the service on.
4) Click
on the blue Submit Feedback button when you’re satisfied with what
you’ve listed for Apple to see.
That’s
it, you’ve just submitted your feedback to Apple!
Guidance
for submitting your feedback form
The
general rule of thumb is you should complete all the fields and the email gives
Apple a way to get in touch with you if you get lucky.
Although
Apple won’t be able to reach out and answer everybody based on their wants and
desires, they may contact a very small number of people that use the service
every so often for more details.
Also,
you should try to keep your feedback as professional and realistic as possible.
So, if you contact Apple and ask them to let you jailbreak your
iPhone so you can install potentially insecure third-party software on it, you
more than likely won’t get an answer and you also probably won’t get your
request. On the other hand, asking them to enhance the features of iOS for more
user configuration and user control may be a more realistic request that Apple
could work with.
Of
course, there are no guarantees Apple will fulfill your requests. This is just
a feature for Apple to help get a perspective on how its doing and to decide
where product improvement needs the most work.
This
feedback feature works great for helping Apple improve issues with software
bugs, hardware performance, and feature requests, but any hardcore bug reports
should still be submitted to Apple by the old-fashioned Apple Bug Reporter
online.
Covering up
Now
that you know how to have your voice heard with Apple, you can start telling
the company you do business with what you like and dislike about their products
and services. If you’re lucky, future iterations of their devices may include
the features you desire most, or fix the problems you’re experiencing with your
current products.
What
kinds of feedback comments will you be leaving for Apple to read?
Viral It in the
comments below!
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