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Honestly you may be right. However, China doesn't have the best reputation and this company in particular has been caught adding hardware backdoors.
Windows is spyware but it isn't actively malicious to my knowledge. It doesn't compromise other devices on your network for lateral movement
Shits hilarious to me. 2 weeks ago Microsoft was literally the devil. But throw some blind nationalism into the mix and all is forgiven cuz China bad. Lol.
I guarantee if Huawei was based in Canada or France or Brazil my above post wouldn't be quite so controversial.
I do think it is good to see user focused Windows alternatives. The problem is the Chinese government.