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No, that's against the guidelines.
by cypressious 6y ago
No, that's against the guidelines.
- toyg 6y agoSo the experience of someone who doesn't know anything about HEY, i.e. what Schiller cares about, is: - download the app - use the free service for 14 days - see their emails disappear on day 14 Doesn't seem like a great xp. Wouldn't it be better to be told straight away "you need an account for this"? Also, Schiller has now instigated a wonderful tool for trolling and harassment.
- latortuga 6y agoI'm sure Hey will .... email you wink a link to sign up for a paid account. If they link to the pricing page in the app, that's a no-no, but if they EMAIL it to you, and you just so happen to be using an email client that can display that link, then that's okay.
- toyg 6y agoIn Italy that's called fatta la legge, trovato l'inganno - as soon as the law is created, the loophole is found. Apple should just do the decent thing.