any reasonable email client can mark incoming mail as spam, which makes you never get it again; getting it the first time can be useful in figuring out how your email address got out there -- when you do sign up for something, take advantage of gmail's '+': set your address as your_name+service_name@gmail.com and see how your address is shared
this is in no way some endorsement for gmail / google -- you still need the tools mentioned below
Adblock, uBlock, many alternatives already keep tracking pixels and adverts away
no $99 fee for things that are already freely available
no petulant company owner who stomps his little foot every time things don't go his way, tweets about the evils of apple whilst simultaneously putting apple on a pedestal
this is just a bonus; not really a deciding factor; there's always some petulant whiner to contend with.
no Duplo UI -- why is it that I need to waste most of a 27" screen on 1/2 an email?
Perhaps I am missing the point, because I don't see $99 worth of value in there. But I'm also one of those people that thinks that stupidly expensive cellphones are, well, stupid, as are expensive alloy wheels for your mac 🤷♂️ Convince me of something the Hey does that's honestly worth the cost. I'm all ears, except for my toes, which are really just fingers in disguise.
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I think you are entirely missing the point. Reading your posts feels like Hey burned down your house.
Perhaps I am missing the point, because I don't see $99 worth of value in there. But I'm also one of those people that thinks that stupidly expensive cellphones are, well, stupid, as are expensive alloy wheels for your mac 🤷♂️ Convince me of something the Hey does that's honestly worth the cost. I'm all ears, except for my toes, which are really just fingers in disguise.