Aug. 8, 2023, 5:57 a.m. | /u/Throwaway_Account906

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Yes I know there are ways to configure the OOTB configuration of these operating systems to harden them for privacy. But they're still [absolutely proprietary](https://i.osmarks.net/memes-or-something/absolutely-proprietary.png) and cannot be trusted (for instance, how could you ever be sure the driver for your wireless device isn't sending telemetry to a remote server?)

Yes, many people simply can't use a Linux distro due to the need of specific software, however shouldn't \*switch to a Linux distro if possible for the best privacy-friendly options\* …

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