Join us 2025-10-17T21:00:00Z for This Week in Privacy #23, to catch up on the latest Privacy Guides updates and to discuss trending news in the privacy space.
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How private is Windows 11 Enterprise with a local account and telemetry disabled compared to macOS or other Linux distributions?
If you do a dual boot with Windows + Fedora and install them on different hard drives, both encrypted, does Windows have any kind of access to the drive where Fedora is installed?
On what tangible metric would you like the two to be evaluated? There is none if you ask me. It’s an arbitrary. MSFT still collects way too much telemetry no matter what so you’re much better off with macOS and even better, desktop Linux.
Absolutely not. This is ideally the best way to go about dual booting the operating systems if you must.
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But PG staff can answer these questions in more detail if need be.
I have absolutely no idea about Android hardware and the companies making the different kinds of smartphones with whatever is the latest and greatest available.
My question is: could you run down the requirements GrapheneOS has for hardware on which they will make the OS available. Also speculate within reason for which types of hardware from which company is most likely to fit the bill for non Pixel GrapheneOS devices in the future (based on all that we know thus far).
Yes, thanks. I know. I asked still just so they can also go over that in the discussion for others watching who may not know or be aware that there are requirements to begin with.
