That's an extremely solid list, mate. You can be proud of that. May I ask how long it took you to transition to this state?
In case you're still willing to adjust one thing or another, here's some food for thought:
- You're still running a relatively Proton-heavy loadout. They're hosting your mail, VPN, docs, calendar and AI services. In case of a breach (attacker gains access to your account) or a company employee / the company itself going rogue, you will have several eggs in that particular basket affected, and a few very sensitive ones at that. Diversification might be an option, e.g. getting a separate mail provider, running your docs and calendar through a (self-hosted?) Nextcloud instance, etc.
- Personally, I've never felt comfortable with the idea of my password manager being cloud-accessible, regardless of how tight the security on the other end claims to be. KeepassXC (on Linux) and KeepassDX (on Android/GrapheneOS) work extremely well. They've even gained Passkey support recently. Add Syncthing to the mix for cloudless cross-device sync and you've got yourself an entirely offline password manager.
- You may want to fix the "FUTO" spelling in those two headlines. ;)
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