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InfluxDB
Power Real-Time Data Analytics at Scale. Get real-time insights from all types of time series data with InfluxDB. Ingest, query, and analyze billions of data points in real-time with unbounded cardinality.
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SaaSHub
SaaSHub - Software Alternatives and Reviews. SaaSHub helps you find the best software and product alternatives
Some of the providers I personally use are: Protonmail, Mailbox.org, AnonAddy, and SimpleLogin.
- For communications... Hands down, use Signal messenger for all important communications between friends and family. It's FOSS, has the same functions as Whatsapp, is E2EE and privacy focused, and you can send pretty much any file type to any other person using Signal. This also replaces SMS/MMS on Android. If you still use email, ProtonMail is a very good (and secure) email provider.
- VPNS? Sure. They can be useful. Don't just download and use any free VPN though! They can steal/collect just as much data as an unprotected WiFi network. ProtonVPN is a newer service offered by the world class ProtonMail team. It has a free tier and is easy to use. Even if you don't pay for one, definitely use it whenever you're on any open WiFi connections such as sitting at Starbucks or the airport. You'd be amazed at how easy it is to collect data packets from those networks and potentially get the login info of others.
- My two choices for convenience are Aegis for Android and Tofu for iPhone.
- And please, please, please STOP using Google. Use DuckDuckGo as your primary search engine. It's just as good as Google and doesn't censor or track you. To change on pretty much any browser for mobile or desktop, go to Settings > Search Engine > DuckDuckGo. Easy as that.
- First, I would utilize a FOSS program like Cryptomator. What this does is create an encrypted space where you can throw in anything and everything and then lock it. This space can also be stored in a Google Drive account (or any online storage really), while actually remaining encrypted. Create and store the random-gen password in your Bitwarden account. And guess what?! This is also available for all major devices.
#1 Password Manager - Bitwarden (did you hover over the link to verify before clicking?)
Some of the providers I personally use are: Protonmail, Mailbox.org, AnonAddy, and SimpleLogin.
- For CalyxOS, there's very minimal downsides. You can install with MicroG (FOSS Google Play Services Framework) and run all of your normal apps. You'll be using the Aurora store to access the play store (which is technically against ToS, but I've never had any issue, especially using the anonymous account provided). You can sign in to your account for any previously paid for apps, but I'd recommend switching back to the anonymous one once finished downloading. Apart from that, I haven't experience any issues. All notifications work, the OS is faster and more responsive than the stock Android, less outgoing telemetry, and so on. All functionality is the same minus the Google Assistant and voice inputs.
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