If your employer forced you to either use Google or Microsoft or some other tech company (Apple, Samsung, etc.) what would be a better choice?
Which company is more compliant in terms of privacy or generally better and why?
I was thinking about Google since there were new regulations enforced by government and at least I don’t have to pay for Google Docs, unlike Microsoft where I pay and I’m still spied on.
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I would say Apple > Google > Microsoft (I think) but if it is possible I would recommend using it for the absolute least amount of stuff possible. I have to use Microsoft stuff for school and I simply do everything in LibreOffice then check the final copy in MS Office to ensure that nothing is broken. (Also a quick side note: F Microsoft for creating a giant obfuscated document standard and bribing the ISO to force everyone to use it.)