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I think I’m now at the point of jumping aboard this movement away from google. Not because their services are bad (they objectively are excellent) nor even beca
by jf- 8y ago
I think I’m now at the point of jumping aboard this movement away from google. Not because their services are bad (they objectively are excellent) nor even because of privacy concerns (though they are legitimate), but because of the argument put forward in the OP: google are taking over everything. There is far too much power concentrated into the hands of a single company.
As an individual there is not much that I can do about this, but what I can do is to use google products and services as little as possible, and to support smaller, independent alternatives.
I think this has been posted on hn in the recent past, seems like a reasonable jumping-off point: https://medium.com/@ricst/de-google-your-life-now-82fad3ec0f35 https://medium.com/@ricst/de-google-your-life-now-82fad3ec0f...