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It causes problems if one of the iPhone owners isn't an active iCloud+ subscriber: > Creation of invitations requires an iCloud+ subscription. This isn't abou
by talldayo 2y ago
It causes problems if one of the iPhone owners isn't an active iCloud+ subscriber:
> Creation of invitations requires an iCloud+ subscription.
This isn't about making life easier on people, this is about getting you to subscribe to Apple's services for access to a REST API. Apple gets some benefit of the doubt, but this is literally Slop-as-a-Service.
- nozzlegear 2y agoI can't tell what you're arguing here – are you misunderstanding what you quoted from the FAQ? Only the person who creates the event needs to have an iCloud+ subscription. Everyone else can RSVP to it regardless of whether they have an iCloud+ subscription or even an Apple device at all. > Do invitees need to have an Apple device with the app to attend an event? > Apple Invites is for everyone. Guests don’t need the app, an Apple device, or an account to RSVP to an event. Source: www.icloud.com/invites
- alt227 2y ago> Apple Invites is for everyone. Guests don’t need the app, an Apple device, or an account to RSVP to an event. Right, so how do they get and respond to the invite? I'm guessing SMS or email, making the whole thing pointless.
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- nozzlegear 2y agoWhy is that pointless?