@bot Yes, most people who enjoy playful cleverness use Linux as a kernel; https://www.stallman.org/articles/on-hacking.html

MacOS is completely compromised by apple, as it's proprietary malware that does their bidding (which includes spying on the user as evidenced by endless news articles about that).

The way you know an OS is compromised is if you're not allowed to see a single line of the source code in a way that can be directly compared to the binaries.


If I was a fed, I would try to curry favor with apple so they would use their proprietary backdoors to gather the information I want and wouldn't try to put backdoors in Linux (as they would be found and removed too fast - there was one case where a bugdoor was inserted as git commit in an exploited alternative Linux repo and that was found out incredibly fast) and instead arrange with microsoft to have bugdoors implemented into systemd.