Why would people who don't pay Apple a dime have some right to look at public pictures hosted on iCloud Photos?
Perhaps Apple will find a way to charge for all three.
Please provision access ASAP, thank you.
But mining Bitcoin is quite different from routing messages anyway. That's a strained example. SMTP is a lot closer. And Apple will accept emails from Android, Linux or Windows systems just fine. HTTP is not as close, but still more so than Bitcoin.
I don't know why people try to make an argument that even Apple, as far as I can tell, is not making. They stick to their usual "protecting the user" line.
No they won’t, not unless the emails are addressed to an active iCloud user. That has paid them.
And you’re not sending it - you’re asking Apple to send it for you, and using their resources in the process. And, as you haven’t paid them a dime, they can rightly say no.
Just as you did when I asked to use your computer for crypto mining.
Feel free to say yes to that, but understand that while you say no you’re also understanding why apple says no.