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Sandboxing is the big one (think Qubes, although it is not exactly a Linux distro), as well as good security practices for the distro maintainers, good defaults

Sandboxing is the big one (think Qubes, although it is not exactly a Linux distro), as well as good security practices for the distro maintainers, good defaults for kernel configuration, timely updates, some kinda MAC. Manjaro has little of this as a default out of the box. They are mostly able to claim that they are privacy oriented because any OS that isn't borderline spyware like Windows is privacy oriented in comparison.

goodpoint 3y ago
> Sandboxing is the big one There are various sandboxing tools but they are developed upstream, not by distros. > as well as good security practices for the distro maintainers Some large distributions do this, but it takes a lot of work. How many contributors does Manjaro have?