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The key concession made by the appmaker: "the company will now offer iOS users a free temporary Hey email account with a randomized address, just so the app is
by tech-historian 6y ago
The key concession made by the appmaker: "the company will now offer iOS users a free temporary Hey email account with a randomized address, just so the app is functional when it is first opened. These burner accounts will expire after 14 days. Hey is also now able to work with enterprise customers, as Apple initially took issue with the app’s consumer focus."
An interesting workaround. And DHH's thoughts on the new app:
https://twitter.com/dhh/status/1274124200509202432 https://twitter.com/dhh/status/1274124200509202432
- dustinmoris 6y ago> We won’t be shaken down for 30% of our revenue Cough, only 30% for the first year of app sign ups, after that it’s only 15% (so really it’s just 15% unless they plan to run away after 12 months), cough, also not all your revenue, only those who have not signed up and subscribed via the website first, which is probably going to be the vast majority of customers of this service.