I'm not even sure how one can be so delighted about being ripped off by another. Self-doubts?
You'd expect these items to work together (= be integrated together) when they come from the same company. It's a basic feature and integration is a common strategy in business, even amongst the cheapest players as many prove it.
Obviously functionality isn't a desired feature here. Design (superficiality) and brand psychology (self-identity) seem to be attributed a higher importance here (which would be irrational for my purposes).
The OP has posted two consecutive forum threads. This one is about being surprised that Apple Pencil doesn’t work with iPhone (this has been the case since the introduction of the Apple Pencil…and in the other thread they say they’ve been using Apple products for 25 years, so they seem seasoned, hmm). The other one is a rant about how iCloud is unreliable and they lost work, and Apple is low quality trash, etc etc.
I mean, these two threads could be legit. But, and I think this is the more likely case, these two threads could be exactly what we think they are. Just bait. Come on, ya’ll.
Why would someone do this? Anyone who'd do that has absolutely no life. My problem is the exact opposite: I have too much life to be spending it with resolving problems caused by presumable "superior" or "advanced" technology having lost my data. I absolutely do not want to spend any time with it, because I regard it as an absolute waste of time.
Just look at all the people discussing all these micro-features of their devices. Then look up in the stars, deep inside the universe, and realise how ridiculous and what a waste of time it is.
These things should work on help us achieve higher goals. They should be the means for higher purposes, not a purpose on their own. That would be very primitive if it was the case (and it sadly is).
So no, not trolling, just super mad because the technology doesn't disappear in the background, but actually makes my life more complicated and keeps putting itself in the foreground. Stupid attention-deficited tech companies!