IMPORTANT CONTEXT:

This is just my PLANNED setup, so not everything will be garenteed to be my final setup

The reason why I use multiple services for each use case:

  1. I’m taking decentralization to the local level, which means NO connection between smartphone, Laptop, PC and TV
  2. Fallbacks if the service or app doesn’t work

Google Search

  1. Mojeek
  2. Margnialia (self-hostable)
  3. YaCy (self-hostable)
  • Fallbacks:
  1. DuckDuckGo
  2. Qwant
  3. Ecosia

Google Chrome

  1. FREE Browser
  2. LibreWolf
  3. Tor Browser

Google Mail

  1. FairEmail
  2. TutaNota
  3. Proton

Google Maps

  1. CoMaps
  • Fallbacks:
  1. Gmaps WV

YouTube

  1. Peertube (Platform) (Self-hostable)
  2. Invidious (Frontend) (Self-hostable)
  3. FreeTube (Client) (Self-hostable)
  4. PlasmaTube (Client)
  5. Flow (Client)

Android

  1. GrapheneOS

Google Workspace

  1. MA Office
  2. LibreOffice
  3. OnlyOffice

Google Keep

  1. Notally
  2. Loqsec
  3. Notesook

Gboard

  1. Iris Keyboard
  2. Xime IME (for Chinese input)

Google Translate

  1. Offline Translator
  2. LibreTranslate
  3. Lingva Translate

Google My Files

  1. Fossify File Manager (Idk any Linux file managers)

Google Photos

  1. Prism Gallery (Idk any Linux gallery apps)

Google Play

  1. F-Droid (Platform)
  2. Flathub (Platform)
  3. Appteka (Platform)
  4. Aurora Store (Client)
  5. Droid-ify (Client)
  6. ObtainX (Client)

Google Earth

  1. GeoLibre
  2. Marble

Google Messages

  1. Fossify Messages (SMS)
  2. SimpleX (Platform) (Idk any Linux SMS apps)

Android System Webview

  1. Vanadium

Bilibili

  1. Bilimiao

Video editor

  1. LibreCuts
  2. Kdenlive
  3. Cutwire Drift

Photo editor

  1. PocketvPaint
  2. GIMP
  3. Pinta

Reddit (also also kinda Twitter too)

  1. Lemmy (Platform)
  2. Voyager (Client)
  3. Redlib (Frontend)

Windows

  1. CachyOS with Shelly
  2. Nobara

VPN

  1. Windscribe VPN
  2. Proton VPN
  3. Tor VPN

DNS

  1. Adguard DNS
  2. Quad9 DNS
  3. NextDNS

Minecraft

  1. Luanti (game)
  2. Prism (launcher)

Wordle

  1. Code Word

Convenience tools

  1. LibreFind
  2. sustysubs.net
  3. DNS toggle
  4. Privacy Flip
  5. SponsorBlock
  6. DeArrow
  7. ReturnYouTubeDislike
    • non_burglar@lemmy.world
      0·
      1 day ago

      Hey, you’re the one on the journey of de-googling, it’s your decision.

      However, one of the reasons many ppl degoogle is because we are lied to all the time by software companies.

      Iris keyboard also says “network permission is optional until triggered by translation”, and the iris keyboard immediately asks for network permission on install, so trust that as much as you like.