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This is a pretty privileged take, isn't it? What's the alternative? What if you work at literally any Fortune 500 company?

• mg794613 1mo ago
  "privileged take"?, sorry I am not from the US, so I don't compete in the sorry-o-lympics. Nothing is stopping you from using it for free at home, everyone is privileged in that regard. And it was obvious to everyone else, I was talking about decisions you can take yourself. I'll try better in the future to be hyper explicit about this, so people who are looking for a reason to feel hurt will have a harder time.
• mmilunic 1mo ago
  How many Fortune 500 companies require you to buy your own Windows laptop as opposed to them providing one? Also, if your laptop is work provided, your laptop is going to have little to no privacy no matter what.
• bdavbdav 1mo ago
  If you work at a company and it's a company device, then its not your privacy to worry about - you don't use your work device for personal matters, and the concerns are someone elses. IBM, SAP, Capital One, GE, Cisco, Intel, Deloitte offer a Mac/Windows choice program. Better than just one choice, and arguably a bit better of a privacy record than MS (especially of late)