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i think those who go through all this hassle must value their data more than their time. most of these services are inferior to the google service imo. and man
by 5350-uiop-1130 4y ago
i think those who go through all this hassle must value their data more than their time.
most of these services are inferior to the google service imo. and many of these alternatives may leak or sell your data too.
if you're paranoid then DTA. it's far better to hide in the crowd then to use some browser developed by 4 people with anime emojis on github.
also, I trust google won't get hacked far more than the others.
better solution would be to obfuscate your data as much as possible.
- coletonodonnell 4y agoI agree, a big issue with deGoogling is the lack of simplicity and cross compatibility, it makes life a lot harder in the digital age. Another issue is that your digital footprint says a lot about you to these data collecting agencies, and using a bunch of privacy focused technology is something that makes a good data point on you as a person and your beliefs. I think the best way to regain privacy is incrementally and changing lifestyle, making yourself less dependent on technology in the first place and substituting closed source solutions with minimal serverless open source solutions.