I think these are policies that will only lead to ridicule for those that have proposed them. Although the damage to trust these attempts alone should never be

I think these are policies that will only lead to ridicule for those that have proposed them. Although the damage to trust these attempts alone should never be underestimated. Windows is already running in an enclave for me and I use it less and less. I don't like MacOS because I think Apple is not the way if you like open computing. Nice devices, but for a different target demographic. Otherwise I can of course just disable any scanning, it isn't too hard to filter or even better make false reports. I don't use large messengers outside of a dry business account and I doubt any smaller software will comply. Under no circumstance do I want to use a device where any third party can scan as it please, even if it is just file hashes or something similar. I would like to sabotage such attempts to the largest degree possible because I believe them to conflict with basic rights.