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DeGoogling is possible, and it doesn't need to be difficult. 👏

Take a look at our in-depth guide of Google alternatives to learn how you can take back your privacy in 2025. ❤️🔒

👉 tuta.com/blog/how-to-leave-goo…

Have you already DeGoogled? If so, let us know your favorite Google-free apps.

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How to De-Google your life: The ultimate list of best private Google alternatives. | Tuta

Start DeGoogling today and prevent Big G from exploiting your data! Learn how to replace Google apps with private ones in this detailed guide.
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Thibaultmol 🌈

Glad to see an updated version!
And glad to see FUTO keyboard on there as well.

For 2FA apps I always now recommend @ente . it's open source. it's a good looking app. and works perfectly. with backup even !

For search there's also
@kagihq
and they offer a very good translation service as well: translate.kagi.com/

(btw, stupid ocd thing: the bottom right, it's actually 'origanic maps' not 'organic map' xd)

Kagi Translate

Kagi Translate uses powerful AI models to instantly and accurately translate any content in any language.
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@Ente @Kagi HQ
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Jonas

Striving for privacy and leaving an ecosystem that locks our data is what is all about. Avoiding to be locked into another one (beeing an app or else) is critical. I hope Tuta bring the options (for people with threat models that allows it) for SMTP bridge and calendar sharing via standardised interfaces (caldav...) in the future. Or else Tuta will have solved only half of the problem (privacy) while maintaining an artificial lock-in in their app.
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skorp

/e/OS, LineageOS, and CalyxOS all decrease security and therefore harm privacy relative to base AOSP. GrapheneOS is the only one of those that improves on both. The "privacy improvements" for CalyxOS are just preinstalled apps.
GrapheneOS is not supported by devices other than Pixels.

The recommendation for many Firefox based browsers is also harmful to security and privacy. Firefox has much weaker site isolation and security than most Chromium forks.

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Dentisterie Gallinacée

for european options, there's also Framasoft and their Google-like tools !
framasoft.org/fr/

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Fasc tech

Sensitive content

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ninjasmosa

You shouldn't be recommending LineageOS nor /e/OS. LineageOS isn't security or privacy focused while /e/OS is slow to provide security updates for system components and has unreliable and un-audited online services. GrapheneOS is the only good option here
eylenburg.github.io/android_co…

Comparison of Android-based Operating Systems

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Alex

started using OsmAnd recently since I switched to GrapheneOS and it's pretty solid. I'm satisfied with it.

Since GrapheneOS doesn't seem to come with text to speech support OOTB, I am using RHVoice. f-droid.org/packages/com.githu…


RHVoice - a free and open source speech synthesize | F-Droid - Free and Open Source Android App Repository

TTS engine with extended languages support (incl. Russian)
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Tuta

From the question I can not judge whether what you are planning to do is illegal under German law or not (probably not, but I'm not a legal expert). In any case, you can check what data we have and what we can hand out - which we only do if we receive a court order from a German judge: tuta.com/blog/transparency-rep…

Transparency Report & Warrant Canary for the secure email service Tuta (formerly Tutanota) | Tuta

Tuta is the secure email service, built in Germany. Use encrypted emails on all devices with our open source email client, mobile apps & desktop clients.
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