What's the Deal with Hey and Apple?

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What's the Deal with Hey and Apple?

What's the Deal with Hey and Apple?

Last week, the founders of Basecamp released a privacy-focused email service named "Hey." Unlike Gmail, it's not free — it's a subscription service with plans starting at $99/year. The app is available for web, Windows, and Android platforms. The Mac and iOS versions, however, have drawn the ire of Apple's App Store Review board over the lack of in-app purchases.

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