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> Given the choice between (a) a corporate OS that requires me to perform some amount of work to "turn off" some "features" the corporation has enabled and (b)
by merb 6y ago
> Given the choice between (a) a corporate OS that requires me to perform some amount of work to "turn off" some "features" the corporation has enabled and (b) a non-corporate OS that requires me to perform some amount of work to "turn on" the "features" that I want to use, I prefer (b).
actually default on, is not a problem if it is easy to turn it off in that case.
if apple would have had a button to turn it off, we would be fine.