Well, my point is: “Do I need to use Windows at your company?”
Answer that with yes and I’m out.
Yes, that’s very privileged, but at least if you have that privilege you should do it in my eyes. You will never get a change if companies do not recognise an increasing problem. “People do not want to work for us because they have to use unethical software.”
And for me, the question is not about personal preference or something. For me, this question is literally: “Do you take part in promoting a monopoly, that spreads spyware, violates user privacy, and, thus, further fuels the ignorance of it.”
Good luck changing OS on every user’s laptop in a Fortune500 organization to Linux and then managing policies for them.
I worked for F500 and didn’t touch Windows once.
Edit: looked it up and actually I still work for a F500 😅 And still didn’t touch Windows in like 20 years.
Cool, was it the same for all other employees there?
No.
That’s my point.
Well, my point is: “Do I need to use Windows at your company?” Answer that with yes and I’m out.
Yes, that’s very privileged, but at least if you have that privilege you should do it in my eyes. You will never get a change if companies do not recognise an increasing problem. “People do not want to work for us because they have to use unethical software.”
And for me, the question is not about personal preference or something. For me, this question is literally: “Do you take part in promoting a monopoly, that spreads spyware, violates user privacy, and, thus, further fuels the ignorance of it.”