Some of these are genuinely good alternatives but the headline is a bit too attention grabbing. A lot of these "privacy-invading" services are free (and offer m

Some of these are genuinely good alternatives but the headline is a bit too attention grabbing. A lot of these "privacy-invading" services are free (and offer more for free) than the non "privacy-invading" alternatives. If you aren't paying for it, you are probably the product holds very true. For most people I have found that getting something a bit better for free is worth giving up on a bit of their privacy. I do believe however that privacy education and providing the details outside of a long ass privacy policy is very key moving forward.