Thanks!

OK, I’m glad it’s not just me. :D

Maybe after this!

Hmm…Peertube was so easy for me to search and use—I think a lot of people wouldn’t even know it’s decentralized—but the SearXNG website is much more complicated. I’m looking for non-Google products that are easy for the average, non-tech person. Think SearXNG would work?

Thanks, I’ll check out Magic Earth!

It looks like Mullvad still exists …but last time I checked, it was free and now it’s around $5/month?

Thanks for the info, I’ll check it out!

Thanks!

MiniFlux

That looks awesome…but also complicated. I’m looking for things that, say, my mom could figure out. (She can’t understand how to copy/paste, but would like to leave the Google ecosystem.0 :) Maybe someone should create a similar graphic for more tech-savvy people?

Aha! Yes, it is. Any suggestions for non-YouTube video platforms?

Grr, I’m trying to sign up for an account to try it out and it keeps failing! I’ll try again later, it sounds even better than I thought.

Yes, I’d say this is for beginners—say, my mom—who are heavily in the Google ecosystem and don’t know how to get out. Maybe I should change the focus away from privacy, since Google has many other issues besides privacy that made me leave.

Thanks for the info!

Oh, perfect!

Of course! Thanks!

Yes, this is definitely more for beginners (like myself. :) I will check out Organic Maps and maybe add them in, thanks!

Thanks!

I know there has been some political controversy around them lately, and that for email Tuta is recommended over Proton Mail—I do mention both of these facts in DISENGAGE: Opting Out—and Finding New Options—to Reclaim Your Life from Spammers, Scammers, Intrusive Marketers and Big Tech, which I’m trying to promote through the infographic. But overall I’ve been happy with Proton’s suite of products as compared to the relevant Google products.

Thanks! Oh yes, I knew that…I use GrapheneOS myself. I’ll check these others out.

Because I like infographics. :) I’ll be putting it on my website.