I agree it's a chess move. But it's also a way for both sides claim victory. Apple doesn't want to change its rules; Hey doesn't want to change how users sign

I agree it's a chess move. But it's also a way for both sides claim victory. Apple doesn't want to change its rules; Hey doesn't want to change how users sign up. I guess I'm saying I'm more optimistic this will settle the dispute. But I agree, the feature is more aimed at Apple than users.