Developer resubmits app to App Store after addressing Apple's "bullshit" claims
Developer resubmits app to App Store after addressing Apple's "bullshit" claims
Basecamp, the company behind Hey, requires users to sign up via a browser. But Apple's App Store rules mandate that most paid services must offer users the option to pay and sign up through the app, for which Apple receives a commission of up to 30%. This way, the developer avoids paying the ‘Apple tax’.
Basecamp, the company behind Hey, requires users to sign up via a browser. But Apple's App Store rules mandate that most paid services must offer users the option to pay and sign up through the app, for which Apple receives a commission of up to 30%. This way, the developer avoids paying the ‘Apple tax’.
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Basecamp, the company behind Hey, requires users to sign up via a browser. But Apple's App Store rules mandate that most paid services must offer users the option to pay and sign up through the app, for which Apple receives a commission of up to 30%. This way, the developer avoids paying the ‘Apple tax’. 
