Where's the Apple Silicon version?

[MagicBoy]

It's been five years since Apple sunsetted the Intel chips. Why is the macOS version still an Intel app?

[MagicBoy]

Hello?

Anyone there?

[caesarome]

@MagicBoy 

We are customers here so how can we help ?

[MagicBoy]

No feedback to Sky to alert them when they're going to shoot themselves in the foot? Again.

Or do I need to express my displeasure at the Sky Q engineer when he finally arrives to replace my faulty HD+ box next week?

[caesarome]

You can provide feedback to Sky about the Sky Go app via this email address - apps@sky.uk

[TimmyBGood]

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@MagicBoy wrote:

Or do I need to express my displeasure at the Sky Q engineer when he finally arrives to replace my faulty HD+ box next week?

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That would be rather like complaining to a garage mechanic about a motor manufacturers policy on EVs: you can do so, and they might even listen, but it would achieve absolutely nothing.

Anyone installing Q is likely to be more concerned that the switch to streaming platforms is going to put them out of a job.

https://news.sky.com/story/sky-to-cut-1-000-roles-this-year-amid-shift-from-satellite-services 

[TimmyBGood]

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@MagicBoy wrote:

It's been five years since Apple sunsetted the Intel chips. Why is the macOS version still an Intel app?

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As I've responded to similar posts, Go is very much a legacy product from when Sky was an independent company, and is seriously overdue for replacement by a Comcast app which works with the Comcast platforms that are themselves replacing Q