> As hosted services have become widespread ... This makes it sound to me like we should acquiesce with "cloud" services, but that seems like a very different

> As hosted services have become widespread ... This makes it sound to me like we should acquiesce with "cloud" services, but that seems like a very different perspective than their recent privacy note: > We design our products to limit the collection and use of data, use on-device processing whenever possible, and provide transparency and control over how information is shared. I never ran Mac Server (at least, not for anything real) but it was always a selling point to me that I could easily run these services myself if I wanted. Including more features in vanilla macOS is great, while dropping other significant features sours the whole platform for me a tiny bit. People (and companies) always want extra power, just in case, even if 99% of them never use it.