Everything about privacy (the confidentiality pillar of security) -- but not restricted to infosec. Offline privacy is also relevant here.
Does #Google own the web? π
Biggest US antitrust lawsuit ever must break the tech giantβs monopoly.πππ
https://tuta.com/blog/google-antitrust-lawsuit
What alternative Google products do you recommend to your loved ones?
#privacymatters #privacy #monopoly
@[email protected] personally I use DuckDuckGo, Brave browser, Proton Mail, Signal, Apple Calendar & Notes, and Things. Still canβt shake off YouTube π€·π»ββοΈ
@[email protected] finally the US fucking does something.
I think they are doing it on purpose so their GDP goes to space, the only way for a company to get the biggest is to fuck over your users.
NextCloud!! Has all the same essential things as Google Drive, but without all the Google. NextCloud file sharing is far superior!
@[email protected] offers a free account with 1GB of file space. i use it, it works very well. i also use an organization's nextcloud account at @[email protected] .
@[email protected]
For Chrome: Vivaldi
For YouTube: FreeTube
For Blogger: Paper.wf
For Drive: Mega.io
For Translate: DeepL
For Maps: OpenStreetMaps
For News: The Old Reader
For Mail: Tuta/Proton
For Calendar: Framagenda
For Tasks: Raindrop
@Tutanota Could not study without
- Signal
- Tuta Mail
- Proton Drive (no Tuta Drive yet)
- CalDav and Seafile by my university
- Tasks.org
- Fossify Calendar
- Only Office
- Xournal++
I use the following products:
Browser: Brave and alternatively LibreWolf and Mullvad Browser
Search: @[email protected]
Drive: own Nextcloud instance
@[email protected] now more than ever, we need to support Metager. They need our help. https://metager.org/keys/
@[email protected]
Browser - DDG
Search - DDG
Messages - THreema, Signal, Element, Session
Drive - Proton (hanging to see what Tuta does here!)
Office - Libre Office