Amidst Apple's CSAM debacle I switched from iPhone to LineageOS and started learning more and more about how non-existent privacy is these days. I always though

Amidst Apple's CSAM debacle I switched from iPhone to LineageOS and started learning more and more about how non-existent privacy is these days. I always thought I was protected - I used all Apple products after all. I had been completely hoodwinked by Apple's privacy marketing messaging, somehow deluded into believing the world's largest company and PRISM partner had my back. The pendulum swung the other way, perhaps a little too far, and in the following months I also began to move off of almost all hosted services. It's been quite enjoyable, but I digress. So I too have tried every Things replacement under the sun, including in the beginning of my metamorphosis into paranoaic, those that host data on their servers like Todoist. Except I haven't tried orgmode, I don't use emacs. Travers arrives here on what is still a hard requirement for me: > I have always required that my task manager be equally accessible on my phone and computer… I have changed my mind. I don't need the full-featured Brain on my phone He claims it's a feature, "disconnect to create". I'm not sure I buy it, sounds more to me like a post-hoc justification for giving up on a requirement of the search. If so I find no fault here. There is literally no replacement for Things, it simply doesn't exist. Things is one of the best pieces of software in the history of software. I miss it everyday. I still use an Apple laptop, so I ended up just using Reminders which is God awful. For quick entry I found an app called "Menu for Reminders" that is good enough. On Android I use Tasks.org, and I sync everything with an iCal server that I run. It's not nearly as good as Things was.