Why do you think Apple should've solved this issue immediately? I'm sure you (and the other people in this thread) care a lot about the firewall exception, but from the perspective of Apple this must've been a non-critical issue at best. I don't understand why you assume Apple should've dropped everything and fixed this as soon as it was reported. And clearly, as opposed to what you say, they did take action - otherwise they'd never have removed it.
> from the perspective of Apple this must've been a non-critical issue at best.
From the perspective of Apple, this wasn't even an issue at all. It "behaves as intended". https://twitter.com/david_ddw/status/1329017113709842437 So that's why Apple didn't fix it. You don't fix something that you don't think is broken.
