There has to be an entire category of UX problems like this, even with Apple products (maybe <i>especially</i> with Apple products), where some well-meaning set of product owners decides they&#x27;re going to automatically detect something that might normally be a user input (like mode of travel), and then it turns out their heuristics for detection weren&#x27;t thought through carefully enough and run afoul of a use case they didn&#x27;t account for.