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Hello. In the shared module when I create an object, like ..

`object MyObject{ ... }`

when it'll create the obj-c code it'll have an `init()` method apparently, that confuses the iOS developer and she doesn't know if she should instantiate that class or use it as a singleton.

With the exception of explicitly naming them using the word xxxSingletonxxx, is there a way I can hide/stop that init() method from being generated ? I can't do a `private constructor()`  because it's not a class, it's an object.

If I try to instantiate the object in Android it nicely shows an error that the constructor is private, but for iOS ... not so much

Ideas ?!

<https://kotlinlang.org/docs/native-objc-interop.html#kotlin-singletons>

I believe they should just be using `.shared` if I understand the issue correctly.

I think she is, but she can also instantiate that class apparently, and the confusion arises when she doesn't know if she should create her own instance of use `.shared`  Besides naming it to be more clear, it would be great to block the possibility of her creating her own instance of it