Some chromebooks come with a big hd or ssd. But nobody seem to buy them
No viruses, no antiviruses, no forced reboots...
Browser exploits, cross-site scripting, fake-urls, cookie harvesting, SSL impersonations ...
Microsoft rightly gets skewered for tracking user behaviour in Windows 10. A few years ago, Canonical was heavily criticised for sending anonymous data from Ubuntu to Amazon. Meanwhile, Google captures more user data than possibly any other tech company - we're talking gargantuan levels of data - and yet on matters of privacy, the tech community gives Google a free pass. Why such double standards?
It's better to learn how to properly use a computer, then you can get whatever you want and use it correctly instead of leaping from one gimped platform to another.