I am seeing this a lot recently, people trying to switch to EU based alternatives. I am not sure exactly what are your motivations but if it is privacy and try

I am seeing this a lot recently, people trying to switch to EU based alternatives. I am not sure exactly what are your motivations but if it is privacy and trying to fight some sort of tyranny, I am afraid this might be a bit naive and maybe counterproductive. The EU is as much influenced by the interests of Big tech than the US. Maybe even more in a way. The regulations and fines you hear about are kayfabe. It is looking more and more like the net of regulations the EU is rolling out is turning Europe into a digital Gulag. Right now they only really met a resistance for that ChatControl one [0] but they have been trying for years over and over again, and will probably win at the end. The irony is if you want and EU alternative you might need to defeat the EU first, who has been preventing the emergence of alternatives for decades now. Or just selfhost as much as possible at home for now. - [0] https://www.patrick-breyer.de/en/posts/ https://www.patrick-breyer.de/en/posts/