Well, as an iPhone user, I've seen the rather strange and interesting collection of iOS 27 bugs affecting VoiceOver. No software or operating system is ever going to be completely bug-free. That's life. But as AppleVis points out, the sheer number of serious and moderate issues in a brand-new release is concerning, especially when some of them affect core VoiceOver functionality. And honestly, I hope we can finally retire some of the old clichés about Apple being different, Apple taking accessibility seriously, and Apple always thinking about us. If Microsoft shipped this kind of collection of accessibility bugs in Windows, or Google did the same in Android, I suspect they'd face considerably more pressure. But apparently, when it's Apple, it's somehow different. And if they eventually get around to adding something like image descriptions years after others, we're supposed to applaud the accessibility revolution. Maybe the logo really does come with its own accessibility exemption.
https://www.applevis.com/blog/ios-27-ipados-27-summary-voiceover-braille-issues-improvements