[–] 5 points 1 year ago

I think they are trustworthy and the sexy alternative to Gmail. I've been testing both Proton and Tuta as my replacement. Proton is more expensive, but provides more services. Tuta is smaller, cheaper and gives off a user centric vibe. Proton seems to be emulating bigtech a bit too much with their release of a privacy chatbot today. I'm personally leaning towards keeping Tuta over Proton.

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  • [–] 2 points 1 year ago

    I've been asking the same question. I am trialing both and while I love Tuta, Proton seems more polished, I can set mail rules for tags, and seems smoother. Over all the suite for Proton is more robust, but Tuta's price is hard to beat.

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  • [–] [S] 4 points 1 year ago (1 child)

    I've been enjoying GrapheneOS. It's seems to fun well for me and the battery life seems to be great. I made a point to not use any Google apps so that means no RCS for me. My car doesn't have Android Auto so I'm not sure about a replacement.

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    I feel like #degoogle seems to embody a greater movement to leave bigtech. Here are the crazy things I've done over the last month or so.

    • Installed Arch on my laptop about a month ago
    • re-engaged my Mastodon and Bluesky while deleting Twitter and unfriending everyone on Facebook
    • Installed GrapheneOS on my Pixel
    • Moved email to custom domain and Tuta from Gmail
    • Moved to NextCloud in place of Google Drive
    • Moved photos from Google Photos to Ente Photos
    • Moved my PKM and Notes to Logseq
    • Moved from Chome and Google Search to Firefox, Tor and DuckDuckGo
    • Just deleted Reddit and started a Lemmy account.

    It's been a ride and I'm open to other suggestions and guides.

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