The awesome Mac OS Catalina fonts you didn’t know you had access to

Funny. It doesn't show me these Fonts (either as Greyed out or searchable) on macOS Catalina 10.15.3 in India.

Now this is really an interesting Easter Egg! I had no idea there were so many licensed fonts that I hadn't activated... yet. Out of those, I just had come across the Publico type. Thanks for figuring this out!

On 6/12/2020 at 9:03 PM, Tibor Grimes said:

Legal restrictions only apply to transmission of the font files themselves, not the letterforms they define (which cannot be copyrighted). You do not need to transmit an entire font file to any service bureau to print a logo, you just expand it. You might want to transmit an entire font file to a service bureau to print a book because expanding large volumes of text is impractical. You have to transmit an entire font file to everyone in the world if you want to render it on a web page and this is the main thing that these agreements want to prohibit.

Typefaces are not stock photography. The price you pay has nothing to do with usage. 

This is true for the most part, but you do find foundries setting usage restrictions within their EULA. This is an important factor to look into before you purchase a license.

Also, PDF font subsetting is supposed to aid in situations where you need to "transmit an entire font file to a service bureau to print a book because expanding large volumes of text is impractical". That is, unless you are asking the vendor to carry out edits for you after you've reviewed first round proofs. In which case, you might find yourself in a situation where you are releasing a full packaged InDesign file. And if you do that you need to be reviewing the licenses for the fonts you are packaging to confirm any potential break in the terms before you send off that ZIP.