Re:Apple rejects Hey for second time, threatens removal from...
by ksec on Tuesday June 16, 2020 @06:14PM
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>they finally told us that, unless the user of the ios app is not the person who's supposed to pay, you have to go through apple pay and pay the apple tax.
Somewhere in the past 2 years I knew their push towards services revenue is going to take things too far. And this is it.
Unless there is something Basecamp not telling us or Apple has a better explanation this is very wrong in my book. And I have previously always sided with Apple on App Store policy.
Someone needs to explain why Fastmail, and Gmail were allowed without IAP but Hey is not.
Edit: Other mail clients under the same condition without IAP were allowed and Hey is not. And yet people still sided with Apple. Someone need to explain the downvoting.
Somewhere in the past 2 years I knew their push towards services revenue is going to take things too far. And this is it.
Unless there is something Basecamp not telling us or Apple has a better explanation this is very wrong in my book. And I have previously always sided with Apple on App Store policy.
Someone needs to explain why Fastmail, and Gmail were allowed without IAP but Hey is not.
Edit: Other mail clients under the same condition without IAP were allowed and Hey is not. And yet people still sided with Apple. Someone need to explain the downvoting.