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Alternatives to US-Based Digital Services

28 pointsby soundworlds3 months ago
This is not meant to be a political discussion, but more just practical information to have on hand. The country which hosts many digital services is currently undergoing rapid political change. Just in case any of those services are affected, it is worth knowing about alternatives:<p>https:&#x2F;&#x2F;switching.software&#x2F;<p>https:&#x2F;&#x2F;european-alternatives.eu&#x2F;alternatives-to

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elseleigh3 months ago
I don&#x27;t directly use any Alphabet, Microsoft, Meta or Amazon products and don&#x27;t have accounts for any of these. I have one (almost always) off-line Mac used solely for music production, and I realise some web services I occasionally use will be hosted on Azure or Amazon or possible use Google services behind the scenes.<p>All my computers run Linux. I flashed my Android phone with LineageOS as soon as I bought it to remove all direct Google dependencies. My browser of choice is Firefox, I use Open Office and a raft of open source software alternatives including utilities I&#x27;ve written myself.<p>For news I have RSS feeds which, yes, will sometimes take me to Reddit and YCombinator. But I&#x27;m also active on Mastodon and other ActivityPub apps; that sector is growing steadily in both user numbers and software maturity.
jensgk3 months ago
Does anyone know of alternatives to reddit.com and&#x2F;or news.ycombinator.com?
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