It’s important to state that the round corners in Apple’s products are not circular, but instead “squircles”. Squircles are complex curves that remove the discontinuity between the straight and curved sections of a surface. Look at a curved surface that isn’t a squircle and you’ll be able to see where the straight line ends and the curve starts. https://webdesignernews.com/the-secret-formula-for-apples-rounded-corners/
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