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  Founder and CTO of Basecamp and Hey, David Heinemeier Hansson recounts their battle with Apple and the policy changes needed in the App Store. In June 2020 Basecamp launched Hey, a new email service and app on iPhone and Android. After the app was already approved in Apple's App Store, a minor update triggered the Hey app to be rejected due to a lack of in-app purchase options. Despite many apps following the same business model, such as Netflix and Fastmail, a drawn-out battle ensued between Hey and Apple that sparked a larger conversation regarding antitrust and App Store policy. On the ...

Founder and CTO of Basecamp and Hey, David Heinemeier Hansson recounts their battle with Apple and the policy changes needed in the App Store. In June 2020 Basecamp launched Hey, a new email service and app on iPhone and Android. After the app was already approved in Apple's App Store, a minor update triggered the Hey app to be rejected due to a lack of in-app purchase options. Despite many apps following the same business model, such as Netflix and Fastmail, a drawn-out battle ensued between Hey and Apple that sparked a larger conversation regarding antitrust and App Stor...

Tech columnist Jason Aten calls Apple "the benevolent dictator of the podcast universe." Its new creator platform shows it's ready to keep its power from major competitor Spotify. Their models are similar, and Apple's new model is also similar to its app developer model. For years, Apple was sort of the benevolent dictator of the podcast universe.  Even though it controlled and managed the directory used by virtually every other podcast app, it never made any attempt to monetize its position.  Now, however, Apple has made what might be the most significant change to podcasts since it first ...

Full interview transcript Stephen Robles: Hello, and welcome to the AppleInsider podcast, this is your host Stephen Robles and I'm excited today to have a very special guest, Nicholas De Leon who I have known for some time now and actually get to interview him here for the show. So, Nicholas, thanks for coming on the show. Nicholas De Leon: Yeah, Stephen, my pleasure. We have known each other for quite a while. I believe we were maybe a six or seven years old. We were young kids when we met. Stephen Robles: I think so, I moved to upstate New York and I think we were in kindergarten or first g...