What's wrong with Apple. Doesn't it realize that PDFs need to be stored in iCloud?

Question

Apple has to realize that it's world is still too small to be providing a cloud server for Apple only apps.  I need access to my PDFs across all my Apple devices, or else iCloud is virtually useless.  The iCloud image sharing is really great, but it's mostly recreational.  My need to share some PDFs is essential to my business, and I want to store this stuff in iCloud.

Answer 1

Please take a look at the discussion here "What about lost documents stored in iCloud through third-party apps?" that I initiated... Simply, Apple won't take any responsibility for a file stored in iCloud through a third-party app like GoodReader. So, even if they allow other apps to use iCloud for their users files, and in this way they encourage iCloud use, in fact they impose a severe limitation to the confidence of iCloud users, and in this way they are acting against their own interest, and of course against the interest of their users. As I suggest in that discussion, Apple forces their technicians to seem like any cheap technician in a small shop, just because of this absurd politics of not allowing them to help their iCloud users when these users used iCloud thru other apps. Perhaps my case is rare and Apple don't care about exceptions; but this is a matter of principles, I would say, and Apple breaks here any fair play and common sense politics that I know. Or, please, help me to understand the rationality of that (un)support politics. Thanks.