Note: This setup is both for my android and pc Edit: For those recommending paid services and selfhosting, I don’t have the money nor resources for either. Also it seams some people are confusing my android setup with my PC setup so I’ll write it down. Android: Brave(movies) + Ironfox, Search: Brave + DDG, VPN: Proton ( not always on), GPay = Cash, Auth= Aegis Auth, Pass: KeepassDX, PC: Firefox= Librewolf, VPN = No VPN (VERY slow internet), Search: Searxng + DDG, Pass: KeepassXC,

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      My first thought was “what app is that?”

      I actually despise cash, but I might go back to it just for privacy.

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    I have not once seen a picture like this, and “guide” ones, that doesn’t have several glaring issues.
    This one started really good, then brave pops up, then proton, then AI…

    Why is it so fucking hard to look up the stuff you’re using? How are you aware of several of these that are not well known yet somehow not aware of how bad brave is? It’s just so weird every single time.

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    Another good gmail alternative is kmail. Another good WhatsApp alternative is matrix. Change organic maps to comaps, it is fork of it but community focused. Another google photos alternative is aves, much better than fossify gallery. When using obtanium, you might want to install appverifier to check if app is legit. Another YouTube alternatives are peertube and odysee. Brave is bad, its CEO likes crypto and ai. Mullvad vpn is good vpn, you can also use tor. Instead of google wallet you can use curve wallet or upcoming Walt. Also, good alternative to google search is 4get

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    If you use a Chromium Browser there is Vivaldi, instead of GDrive, Filen is good, but kDrive or Murena fit it better (both including online Office and workspace, EU), for YT there is also Aluga, AI > Andisearch, Sketchapedia, WhatsApp > SecureBit Chat, Google Photos > vgy.me

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      Vivaldi has essentially no fingerprinting protection, and it also inserts affiliate links by default without your constent.

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        Yes and no, it use affiliate links and search engines (DDG, Startpage, Ecosia…) which pay some money if you use these, but you can delete these without problems if not. Vivaldi use this to create incommings, instead of selling user data and browser logs to third parties as other do. Fingerprints, well, it protects some fingerprints which are an privacy risk, but spoofing all can break some webs. Fingerprint protection is always an balance between what is necessary (eg. tecnical data to show correctly a page, eg your screen resolution) and what is not. Your Public IP is always shown in any browser, if you don’t use an VPN (Proton VPN inbuild in Vivaldi) or Proxy, but the public IP only show the one of the server used by your ISP which can be hundreds of km from your real location, but it made that the page is shown in your lenguage (if it has this feature). If a website use Fingerprinting (not often), it use those from the whole device and OS, not only from the browser. Vivaldi never logs your activity or track you, never share your data with third parties, no third party sponsors in Vivaldi. Sync is encrypted end2end, no knowledge (if you loose your encryption password, you loose your sync data!!!). stored in own servers in Iceland (green energy). IMHO Vivaldi is pretty private.

        https://vivaldi.com/blog/shared-networks-tracking-fingerprinting/

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          It uses “direct match” by default which inserts affiliate links when you type in a shopping site and press enter. It is opt-out, not opt-in.

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    Don’t agree with a lot of them. Like choosing Brave. Please do a critical search on it.

    And the most private mail, is either a self host, or a mail hotel… And then something like Thunderbird. You can host your own calendar there too… Because Fossify Calendar don’t host your calendars.

    Don’t use AI…

    And Arch is certainly not for everyone. Mint, Fedora, Ubuntu and the likes are a lot better.

    Firefox has a great Password manager, if you are one of the poor sods, who can’t remember all your unique passwords. ;-)

    Signal is Trump/fascism supporters… Shouldn’t use that either…

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      Signal supports Trump? Source? I know the trump administration uses Signal, but that’s like saying Air supports Trump because he also breathes air.

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      I’ve been using arch for a year now, but i think I will go with Debian soon.

      I’ve been thinking of an alternative to signal but other than simplex I can’t find any

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    Very nice. Only complaint is this only existing as a jpeg rather than a vector svg.

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      Your usage of derangement syndrome is a perfect analogy to how it’s used with Trump. People within the cult can’t see a reason people would dislike something/someone so it has to be a “syndrome”, it’s the only thing that makes sense if you’re unwilling to challenge your beliefs.

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    AlterSend, encrypted peer-to-peer file transfers between devices with no size limits, no cloud storage, and no servers involved, FOSS, no account, Mac, Windows, Linux, iOS, Android