I’m on the lookout for some great FOSS apps that prioritize privacy. If you have any suggestions, I’d love to hear them! Specifically, I’m looking for:
I wanted to add that frontends for privacy-invasive services who try to undermine such projects (including YouTube and Reddit) are unlikely to remain stable and are sometimes limited in how well they can protect your privacy.
The long-term solution is to support open source alternatives that tend to be more respectful of your privacy. You don’t have to code or donate to support said alternatives, simply signing up and participating as a user is a big help in growing the community. The most popular alternatives are part of the fediverse.
Mastodon (Twitter alternative) is the only polished option in my opinion. That being said, PeerTube (YouTube alternative) can be usable if you already know of some content creators who are also on PeerTube such as The Linux Experiment. There’s also Lemmy (the most popular Reddit alternative), but there are unverified claims that it sucks for privacy.
Is amaze file utilities trustworthy? Cuz in droid-ify its mentioned that it Promotes non-free network services. And Suggestions for Notes, Gallery, Dialer, Contacts, Messages(SMS one) would be highly appreciated.
i just want to say newpipe is great but recently I had so many issues with it
if you experience issues with it too, you can use Pipepipe (in Fdroid) it has same features as newpipe (its a fork of newpipe) and is updated more frequently
I use GOS’s default ones, file manager because I can’t disable it. PDF veiwer I haven’t found one that I like and it can open encrypted PDF’s so it is good enough for me so far.
I’ll probably use this one if I could disable GOS’s file manager.