This is a hot topic. I always refused to use company devices for so many reasons, it's a device not managed by me exposing my home network to risks I wouldn't o

This is a hot topic. I always refused to use company devices for so many reasons, it's a device not managed by me exposing my home network to risks I wouldn't otherwise have. I use Linux and will always use Linux. It's a gaming laptop(office laptop are overpriced and weak) with high performance memory, 8/16 CPU, 2x NVMe. Any task performed on it takes a blink of eye to complete. No special tools required other than AWS VPN. I was given a Windows laptop to use recently that I'm yet to finish setting it up. It's slow asf, it's Windows so there are 3 or so business security software to "protect it", the boot will take 1min vs 10s, to install Windows Subsystem for Linux on it was a pain in the arse. It just feels wrong and retrocession. The likelihood of me getting a virus or anything related on my personal Linux PC is minimal close to irrelevant. The likelihood of me getting a virus or anything related on that Windows laptop w all those security software in place plus exposing my home network is 99.99%.