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What is the best for privacy among the worst companies?
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this post was submitted on 30 Aug 2023
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What a business license is paying for, typically, is privacy / protection for its proprietary information; Microsoft, Apple, Google, etc are all going to be good enough. Boils down to terms and conditions of the business agreement. Your information as an employee is "protected" but assume your employer is going to know and see all. Never use your work things for personal things.
Apple has the best consumer level privacy options imo; again, it's not free.