fastmail.net

Nothing, embrace the botnet.

Apple services

Google drive

There's no replacement for youtube, but you can just run adblock and call it a day.

Outlook is pretty good.
Bing is so-so.
Vimeo isn't terrible.

But that's the thing. You can find alternatives but they're never quite as good.

SDF.org, OpenStreetMap, and DuckDuckGo.

>>34327759
>never quite as good

Indeed. You just can't replace google's botnet.

I've gone Google for most of my life (I just switched to All Access this week) HOWEVER, Google will have to put in a lot of effort if they want me to switch from Dropbox. Dropbox simply has a more complete product, and I don't need Google reading all of my private files.

Anything I send over Gmail is already capturable unless I use PGP, they have that anyway. My music choices aren't exactly a secret. Failbook and Twatter already know my location at all times, I have no problem using maps.

But the cloud storage? Anything in there isn't the end of the world if it gets out, because Dropbox would probably throw it at the feds the moment they ask. However Google is more likely to take it upon themselves to look through my stuff to show more targeted ads. Dropbox isn't trying to sell ads.

>>34328011
http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2011/05/dropbox-ftc/

>>34328073

Read it. I guess my point is, Dropbox isn't as likely to sell keywords appearing in my files to the highest bidder.

With ANY service allowing web browser access (except Mega, but Mega isn't as complete as Dropbox), they MUST hold the encryption keys.

In fact, now that I think about it, Dropbox really should be using a Mega style crypto key system. But they don't. So I don't put incriminating shit in Dropbox.

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>Android
Not sure if this counts, but Replicant
>Search
DDG
>Chrome
Firefox, uzbl.
>Drive
>>"Cloud"
Pic related
>G+
>>Social Networking
LEL
>Youtube
None.
>Gmail
Use your own mail server
>Reader
Stop using shitty "MODERN WEB BASED xD" RSS clients.
>Code
Github
>Blogger
Wordpress
Does anyone know of a better alternative to Google Alerts?

>>34328138
you're probably right, though I hate it when people claim "we are not even able to do anything" and in the end it's all lies. this is what makes me lose all trust in companies

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>>34328138
>uploading illegally downloaded content to Dropbox

>>34328011
>Dropbox
>Not using SpiderOak

They now have functionality that is identical to Dropbox.