Yes im aware that my search engine choice is not the best option.

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    Gmail - > tuta mail

    Also you use way too much proton. Don’t put all your eggs in one basket

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    Perhaps this one:

    Proton Mail -> Tuta Mail

    Why? I would be careful with Proton Mail b/c it presumably advocates the Swiss surveillance and security law, which allows to keep information for a longer period of time.

    BTW, you can add:

    GitHub -> Codeberg (or Forgejo)

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    If you’re already moving to Graphene, just use Vanadium as your browser. It ships with GOS and is an excellent privacy choice.

    Also, proton mail kinda sucks. I used it for a while but switched to fastmail because an email account with zero interoperability is kinda a lousy used experience.

    Edit: same with proton calendar. I like the concept but in practice having a locked away calendar isn’t a great feel.

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      What do you mean “zero interoperability”?

      Isn’t the point of moving from things like GMAIL is because the interoperability is exactly why all your data is fucked?

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    Didn’t see anyone else say this: DDG is certainly a great choice for search engine, though I’d recommend brave search:

    • If you use bangs, it has them.
    • Actually operates an independent index so the search queries aren’t reliant on Microsoft Bing.

    Due to several of the companies issues (and it being chromium) I don’t recommend the browser but I do really like the search engine.

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      Keep away from Infomaniak!! Had a problem with my keyboard and miss the password 3 times and get account locked. OK, no stress let’s do a revovery with the alternate email. I received the email to change the password, follow the link and choose a new password. Error, account is locked! OK, let’s do a recovery using phone number. Receive SMS and same thing as the email!! WTF?! So, I have to contact Infomaniak and guess what? In order to protect my account I have to send them my government issued id!! WHAT?? How can that thing protect me? This is blackmail. They have my data and want exchange it for my ID. Why they have email and phone recovery if I cannot successfuly use them? If an hacker has my alternate email and my phone, he probably also has my ID, right? How I solved it? Well, send them a fake ID and guess watch? Five minutes later a have access to my account! They don’t have the means to validate it, was what I though. So, I get all my data back and never look back. What a disappointment, I have moved because it was cheap and I even told all my family and friends. Have to took a step back and leave them because that is all wrong.

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    Maps is the hardest thing to replace. I like comaps but it’s hard to find any businesses on it. They should probably start scrapping google maps because there no way to get ahead at this point.

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      I use Mapy (EU)

      Murena Workspace and kDrive instead of Gmail/Gdrive

      AlterSend (P2P) instead of DropBox

      vgy.me (UK) instead of Google Photos

      Search - Mojeek, Startpage, MetaGer

      AI - Andisearch

      Vivaldi Browser, it’s Calendar, Mail and Mail Client, Feed, Notes

      Zen Browser

      Mandatory Portmaster on Desktop (Windows/Linux) and InViziblePro (Mobile)

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        Mapy uses OSM data outside the Czech Republic, and the extra features there compared to FOSS apps are only marginally useful. However, I am in the Czech Republic so I use the year-old 9.55.2 (9550200) Android app (last version before Premium enshittification).

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          Correct, but there isn’t any good FOSS map out there, all rely on OSM, and Mapy certainly isn’t the worst. Another good free and independent map is HERE. With maps it always depends for what you use it. It’s sad that there isn’t any real alternative to Google Maps and Street View (HERE map at least has a 3D view on street level, but only graphically, not real images). Really private are Maps in paper, which you can buy in Tourist offices (there often free) and Gas Stations, old School

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      Have you tried Magic Earth Navigation. I tend to switch between Magic Earth and CoMaps but tend to use MAgic Earth more

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      Ecosystems which are easy to use are great for users and the reason why Google has a monopoly. If proton is a decent privacy centered alternative then more power to them.

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    Obsidian is closed source or not fully open source iirc. Try Notesnook if you need sync.

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        I love Logseq and I’ve been using it for many years. But TBH it’s not an alternative to Obsidian. At all. It’s a differrent app with a differrent approach.

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      Apparently Emacs is on F-Droid so you could use org-mode as well, although IDK how well it works

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        Standard Notes was written by a different company (largely just one developer) and is not like other proton products.

        Proton simply bought it so they didn’t have to write their own.

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          Yeah good call out. I just meant that there are many people that don’t trust/dislike proton. OP though seems cool with proton so then they might be cool with standard notes.

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    Depends on how much privacy you need and how much tinkering to get things to work that you’re willing to put up with.

    In general, using a variety of services will be more private than going with a single entity like Proton.

    Bitwarden is self-hostable, which makes it potentially more private than Protonpass… assuming you actually set up the self-hosting.

    Signal isn’t a good long-term plan, as it’s entirely hosted in the US. I don’t think there are currently any known compromises to the encryption model, but iirc the company can see all your communications metadata (which means the government could potentially as well). I don’t mind it for talking with friends, but I would recommend against it for extreme privacy needs (e.g. the government starts getting overzealous with who it counts as enemies of the state, and you or your friends become targets).

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    I don’t trust proton.

    Get a 5$/ month Nextcloud instance on Hertzner or selfhost it. You’ll get 1 tb drive, calendar, notes, office suite, sync with phone, and much much more.

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    • ChatGPT -> llama.cpp
    • Dropbox -> Syncthing + ZFS
    • PayPal -> Atto
    • Google Home -> Home Assistant
    • Google Docs/Sheets -> Collabora Office

    Some of these require self-hosting, so you might need Headscale or WireGuard to connect to them

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    As others have said, remove all proton stuff that you can. You are just replacing one centralized service with another. Google started out good too and look where we are now. Never put too many eggs in one basket.

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      My answer to this is to use a custom domain with an email aliasing service.

      I’ve gone through about half of the 400 accounts in my password manager and moved them over. I’ll migrate the rest over the next week or so.

      So, I’m switching from Gmail to Proton for now, but if Proton starts to get worse or Tuta catches up on functionality or there’s a better provider that emerges or I decide to try to self-host, it’s one easy change at the alias provider to redirect all of my mail to a new email provider.

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          Thanks. Since I’m just starting my privacy journey, I’m sticking with the mainstream options for now, but using an aliasing service will make it easy easy for me to switch in the future. I’ll check it Migadu and I appreciate the suggestion.