Straight up backwards when they introduced one of the best tech innovations in smartphone history.

I've had two phones with it and I never got it to work properly. And I would accidentally trigger the wrong function all the time. Finally figured out (duh) that I could turn it off. I think it has confused and frustrated a lot of people, perhaps a lot of older people like me, who touch and one thing happens, then touch and a totally different thing happens. As people get older a lot of motor skills start to subtly deteriorate as well as sensation in extremities, notably here, the fingers, decreases. We can't precisely control how hard we're pressing nor can we sense how hard we're actually pressing. I understand lowest common denominator arguments, but Apple's philosophy has always been one of consistency of user experience.