This week the well-known medium specialized in Apple, AppleInsider, noticed the disappearance of a section in Apple products specifically the one that allowed users to rate the products they bought in the store.
This time it seems that this method was not liking the Cupertino company and they have removed it from the online web. It is possible that this happened last weekend and it is that right now when we access the place where users left 1 to 5 star comments and reviews on products, these are no longer available.
Although it is true that few users used this type of scoring services products the company even had directions on how to do it:
Thank you for your interest in the Apple Store Product Feedback Program. We are happy to give you the opportunity to provide feedback on both Apple and third-party products. To submit a comment, you must first sign in through your Apple Store, .Mac or iTunes Music Store account. If you are not registered with Apple, you can quickly and easily open a free account for which you do not have to provide a credit card number or any other confidential information.
Now it is impossible to value these Apple devices and the reason why the company has eliminated these valuations is unknown. It may be that a redesign on the web or it may simply be that the little use of these ratings made us think that no one would notice if they were removed from the page. Have you ever rated your Apple product on the web?