The OP was temporarily supended for an ad-hominem attack against another community member.
In the forum we do encourage people to discuss issues they have with the system, but making demands from the Qubes team starts being a bit unacceptable (though not necessarily CoC-violating) especially when we all are aware of the constraints. The Qubes team doesn’t want to to break people’s systems at all, but as @Sven pointed out, even big tech companies can’t guarantee this either. So the certified hardware is the only guaranteed way to have compatibility assurances (because everything is tested there).
Regarding the Qubes protecting privacy, it’s not entirely true. It certainly enables you to have more privacy (multiple VPNs, whonix, etc.). But ultimately it’s about security and so there are no privacy claims by the Qubes team about the system (apart from collecting nontelemetry). But this discussion is not relevant here. Please discuss instead here: