I'm comfortable with the privacy-compromises I accept with my phone (iOS). I put my computer in a different category. It's not a social or entertainment device,

I'm comfortable with the privacy-compromises I accept with my phone (iOS). I put my computer in a different category. It's not a social or entertainment device, although I do use it for that a lot. It's primarily where I work, and where I store sensitive or bulky information I've never carried on a phone. I need control over my computer. I can accept non-free compromises like macOS, as long as they continue to maintain the social contract with users. If you can't turn off key loggers and on your PC, that OS is unusable for me.