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Agreed on the first point. Your second doesn't make sense to me, since any situation where using San Francisco is going to give an extra sense of authority, is
by andrewingram 11y ago
Agreed on the first point. Your second doesn't make sense to me, since any situation where using San Francisco is going to give an extra sense of authority, is also a situation where it's already available to use.
- geofft 11y agoHmmm, I guess your argument is that Apple could prevent San Francisco from being usable as a font in even a desktop word processor, so you can't make an error message in that font and screenshot it? It seems like this boils down to DRM on the font -- only making it accessible to Apple-signed applications (not even to third-party apps, since I can write a third-party app that pops up a custom error message and then take a screenshot of my app). This is untenable for the usual reasons that DRM is untenable.