Why it is important if you wish to continue to have a voice online. They aren't going to make a separate OS for California. Windows 11 has a GDID that can track you through a VPN.
This VPN claims to have an answer but I would still get on Linux and I would start learning now so you can avoid larger distros in the future.
https://www.techradar.com/vpn/vpn-services/meet-degdid-windscribes-answer-to-the-windows-tracker-that-vpns-cannot-mask
I would also turn off TPM 2.0 in the BIOS. With GDID, TPM and a digital ID they can tie any new law passed to protect all things jews to you and you can rest assured that will accelerate as the world turns against them.
If you are a gamer then I would simply use another machine for online discussion. Find an old crappy machine, laptop and put Linux on it. Nvidia kind of sucks gaming on Linux still, AMD GPU's are very competitive if you still only wanted to have one primarily. For the game machine I would look into the Chris Titus tool, which lets you at least avoid TPM (any Rufus install lets you do that) and a lot of the spyware and you can delay updates permanently or feature updates for 2 years on Pro. Do not get this confused. Windows is never going to be safe and hasn't been since they and most tech companies joined the PRISM program. This may just let you avoid an ID update for a couple years, TPM. Then again I imagine Steam will comply. Gaben Newell is jewish and worked at MS.
You copy and paste a command from the github in a admin elevated powershell.
https://christitus.com/windows-tool/
irm christitus.com/win | iex
If it just gets too bad, they force certain OS's, compromised one's just consider piracy. If the game is good and doesn't just turn out to be jewish propaganda (like almost all of them) just buy a copy somewhere.
Safe torrents for games and again you would still be seen on Windows with the GDID even through a VPN
https://fitgirl-repacks.site/
Pay very close attention to online "hate laws" in the coming few months. Protect yourselves. Use different emails for everything.
we could do offline gaming in windows and internet inside linux?
I have heard Linux gaming has improved. If it is still not good enough for you, then game on Windows. If you want more privacy on the internet, put Linux on a cheap laptop. Posting here can be done by a 10 year old computer, and unlike commercial OSes like Windows, Linux does not make hardware just magically become obsolete after 5 years. I can run it on a laptop that is almost 20 years old.