Selfhosted
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If they run Linux, « Podcasts », for GNOME. https://circle.gnome.org
If they don't, well they can install it, e.g. https://fedoraproject.org or https://linuxmint.com, and sync their usual folders (~/Documents, ~/Images, etc.) to their phones by using Syncthing, so they could just check their data is properly synchronized, directly install Windows, and pair back their computers to their phones.
Most people see installing GNU/Linux as a sort of long-term commitment. It isn't. It's just a tool.