Apple both mainstream and private?

[carlfully]

Hey there, it's a bit of time I hadn't been active on this project and, before contributing again, I noticed that Apple ecosystem things were listed both as mainstream and private, why was this the case and isn't it a bit counterproductive being able to make packs like this one I just made?

Thanks for the support, still!

[ShortTimeNoSee]

It differs by person but a goal of many is to escape from ecosystems, but that doesn't necessarily mean individual apps within an ecosystem can't be private/secure enough for ones needs

So an Apple user might switch from Google Maps to Apple Maps and see that as an improvement, but switch from iCloud to a self-hosted alternative, and see that too as an improvement. And perhaps they continue to use iMessage as they did before and would like to reflect that fact/state within the pack.

So it's considered mainstream due to its large "ecosystem" presence and it being, of course, mainstream, but Apple is generally considered an okay privacy alternative when compared to advertising companies like Google.