Apple's bread-and-butter is products. To the extent that they shift their focus from their products, they jeopardize profits and every other measure of business success.
Good QA is part of being focused on products. So our response (or lack of response) to glitches like this in their software is very unlikely to affect their overall approach. Either they're product-focused or not: if they are, they'll be profitable and QA will be good. If not, they'll eventually fade away anyway.
... All to say, if you want to see issues like this fixed, I suggest reporting them and not worrying about it.
Good QA is part of being focused on products. So our response (or lack of response) to glitches like this in their software is very unlikely to affect their overall approach. Either they're product-focused or not: if they are, they'll be profitable and QA will be good. If not, they'll eventually fade away anyway.
... All to say, if you want to see issues like this fixed, I suggest reporting them and not worrying about it.