Does that mean that fedora is not recommended?
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What exactly in the privacy agreements is this person worried about? All I’m seeing is PANIC but without a reason given…
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(Also this won't really help you because Linux is a mainstream system with big corporate input. Backdoors hidden in plain sight are a thing.
This will make you feel better though, Windows sucks.)
Why not Haiku 🙃?