That’s great, but there are valid concerns about other people’s use cases

I can’t install it on my laptop because it has a hard drive. Immediately not something you can use - it scans files out of the box, making the system unusable. It doesn’t let you just disable it without taking drastic steps, but disabling some features requires group policy. If you use some hacks to disable things, randomly other things break. For example, disabling the firewall breaks Windows Update (?!)

The last good version was Windows 7 where you could actually do 99% of things you wanted with Home edition without any issue.