ClassicGeek

Looking at the panic log picture it appears to show this Vision Pro running 1.0 not the current 1.0.2 version of visionOS. 

Could have been even smaller if the attorneys had gotten their requested 33% of the settlement for fees. Apple objected and got the court to lower it to 25%. 

As I work for Apple let me point out one small thing. There are a very few legitimate times you need to provide an AppleCare advisor a code sent via sms or gotten from logging into appleid.apple.com - but the key to knowing it is safe is that you have called Apple Support for help or via the website or support app asked Apple to call you.  

Please read the T&C excerpt accurately. Only iCloud backups are subject to the 180 day window. Not other files stored on iCloud as long as you are paying for the storage. 

There is a difference between accountability, both self accountability and accountability to your manager, and being micromanaged. I do work in Applecare and yes there are rules and expectations. Personally I have never gotten more than a chat inquiry if a call or after call time has gone "long". Does Apple do some "odd" corporate things, yes. But some of the odd is positive as well as some negative. Thats job life. 

Are there things I'd like to see improved that directly benefit me? Sure. But my more important corporate citizen responsibility is to improve my company, in this case Apple. I can't judge Ashley for her work at Apple. Nor can I say if her termination was justified or not. But I can and do support her and others efforts to make Apple better, even though I use different means.