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That's crazy, I had no idea.

It seems like it could almost be used as an alternative to Font Awesome... but while they're obviously intended for use in private apps on Apple platforms, there's no indication I can find you're allowed to export/subset them to your own webfont to use on any website.

Not that I assume Apple would search/care in practice, but it would be cool if it were officially sanctioned.

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