from durably465@lemmy.ml to degoogle@lemmy.ml on 03 Nov 08:10
https://lemmy.ml/post/54847971
Hello,
I took the degoogle boat in 2024 when I saw shit like gulf of murika.
So far I have no regrets, and if I have to do it again, I’ll do it again.
My actual setup : Phone : Pixel with GrapheneOS.
Mail : Proton Drive : Proton VPN : Proton Password Vault : Proton
Calendars/Contacts : radicale (selfhosted) Photo : Immich (selfhosted) Home : Home Assistant (selfhosted)
Notes : Standard notes YouTube : Newpipe/Grayjay/SmartTube Maps : CoMaps Authenticator : Aegis Wallet : Catima & (Mybank app)
Now with the last declarations from CEO of Proton, I’m seriously thinking to change some of my setup.
Did someone have recommandations for mail provider, with a private domain name? I want to be more resilient in case my mail provider turn on the dark side.
Actually I’m thinking about mailo services. 1,5€/months for 20Go with drive. If someone have some experience with them and coule advise me.
Also I need a solution for my aliases. I was thinking of Addy.io or duck.
VPN, I need a solution for Android with split tunneling, and also for linux. Maybe Amnezia, but there website don’t inspire me confidence.
And also I need a new password vault, easy to sync between my devices. Lots of articles talk about BitWarden and VaultWarden, but from US, and I don’t wan’t to feed the beast even if it’s a geniune editor focused on privacy.
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I’ve not taken the plunge yet, but I’m looking to move the last of google and the stuff that I had moved to Proton to www.infomaniak.com/en/ksuite/ksuite-pro
Not every thing you may need but I think its a start
I used to work with a company who have VPC hosted at infomaniak, and it was chaotic.
The company IT management wasn’t flawless, but Infomaniak management was way more worst.
Unsollicited restart without any notification. And when we create ticket to ask what happen. ‘Whoopsy my bad we forgot to inform you’.
Mailbox.org for mail, probably. It allows for catch all inboxes, meaning you can send to any address and it’ll be routed properly, giving you your own sort of email alias service. It’s obviously not as refined or private as something like simplelogin, but if an address is compromised you can create an inbox rule to send it directly to trash, for example. This also gives you the flexibility of moving easily: you just update your DNS to your new mail provider that supports catch all, and you don’t need to update any email addresses anywhere.
Vaultwarden is open source and self hosted, so it being “from the US” is a bit of a strange way to put it. Bitwarden is US based though. A solution that might work for you is using KeePassXC paried with syncthing, which will sync your vault between devices.
For drive-like functionality, Nextcloud is probably one option. It can also do caldav like radicale.
VPN, I’d take a look at AirVPN, personally.
again? what’s it about this time?
email, you have tuta.com
vpn www.ivpn.net