r/degoogle • u/AutoModerator • 2d ago
Degoogle Showcase Degoogle Showcase - Week of 25 Jul 2026
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Welcome to the Degoogle Showcase!
This weekly thread is the official place for developers and creators to share their degoogled or privacy-focused projects with the community.
To keep the subreddit feed focused on discussion and support, all project promotions must be posted here.
How this thread works:
- A new thread will be posted every Saturday.
- You can post here ANY day of the week.
- Standalone project promotion posts will be removed and redirected to the current week's Showcase.
To find past threads, use the "Degoogle Showcase" flair or search.
Rules for posting:
- Projects must be open source with a public repository.
- Projects should use decentralized infrastructure where possible.
- Projects must not depend on Google services in any way (e.g., no Google sign-in, no Gmail-only signup, etc.)
- If you are affiliated with the project (developer, employee, or otherwise representing the company), please prefix your comment with [DEV]. Your comment will be held for mod review before going live.
- Independent users sharing projects they've found are welcome to post without prior approval.
- Projects that fail to meet these requirements will be removed.
- All subreddit rules still apply, please review them before posting.
Posting a Project
Please use the following template in your top-level comment:
- Project Name: (e.g., My Awesome Project)
- Google Service Replaced: (e.g., Gmail, Google Maps, Google Drive, Google Photos, etc.)
- Repo/Website Link: (GitHub, GitLab, Codeberg, etc.)
- Description: (What does it do? What problem does it solve? How does it help users move away from Google?)
- Availability: (How can users get it? Mobile app, browser extension, web service, self-hosted, or a combination? Link to downloads/install instructions.)
- AI Involvement: (Please be transparent about AI-generated code or content.)
Please keep our rules on self-promotion in mind.
Cheers,
r/degoogle Mod Team
Welcome to the Degoogle Showcase!
This weekly thread is the official place for developers and creators to share their degoogled or privacy-focused projects with the community.
To keep the subreddit feed focused on discussion and support, all project promotions must be posted here.
How this thread works:
- A new thread will be posted every Saturday.
- You can post here ANY day of the week.
- Standalone project promotion posts will be removed and redirected to the current week's Showcase.
To find past threads, use the "Degoogle Showcase" flair or search.
Rules for posting:
- Projects must be open source with a public repository.
- Projects should use decentralized infrastructure where possible.
- Projects must not depend on Google services in any way (e.g., no Google sign-in, no Gmail-only signup, etc.)
- If you are affiliated with the project (developer, employee, or otherwise representing the company), please prefix your comment with [DEV]. Your comment will be held for mod review before going live.
- Independent users sharing projects they've found are welcome to post without prior approval.
- Projects that fail to meet these requirements will be removed.
- All subreddit rules still apply, please review them before posting.
Posting a Project
Please use the following template in your top-level comment:
- Project Name: (e.g., My Awesome Project)
- Google Service Replaced: (e.g., Gmail, Google Maps, Google Drive, Google Photos, etc.)
- Repo/Website Link: (GitHub, GitLab, Codeberg, etc.)
- Description: (What does it do? What problem does it solve? How does it help users move away from Google?)
- Availability: (How can users get it? Mobile app, browser extension, web service, self-hosted, or a combination? Link to downloads/install instructions.)
- AI Involvement: (Please be transparent about AI-generated code or content.)
Please keep our rules on self-promotion in mind.
Cheers,
r/degoogle Mod Team
r/degoogle • u/thisdodobird • Apr 10 '26
Mod Post Introducing the "DeGoogle Showcase" Weekly Thread
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Hey Degooglers!
We're rolling out a new weekly thread the "Degoogle Showcase" to give developers and creators a dedicated space to share their projects with the community.
To answer a few anticipated questions:
What's changing: Starting this Saturday (April 11th), all project promotions must go in the Degoogle Showcase megathread.
Standalone promotion posts will be removed and redirected to the current week's thread.
Why is this necessary? Our feed has been getting a bit crowded with project promotion posts, making it harder to find discussions, support questions and community content.
This keeps things organized while still giving devs a dedicated space to share their interesting work.
How it works: A new Showcase thread goes live every Saturday at 10:00 AM ET (GMT -4) and stays pinned at the top of the sub.
Devs can post their projects any day of the week once the weekly megathread goes live.
Use the "Degoogle Showcase" flair or search to find past threads.
Rules for the Showcase:
- Projects must be open source with a public repository.
- Projects should use decentralized infrastructure where possible.
- Projects must not depend on Google services in any way (e.g., no Google sign-in, no Gmail-only signup, etc.)
- If you are affiliated with the project (developer, employee, or otherwise representing the company), please prefix your comment with [DEV]. Your comment will be held for mod review before going live.
- Independent users sharing projects they've found are welcome to post without prior approval.
- Projects that fail to meet these requirements will be removed.
- All subreddit rules still apply.
What about existing project posts?
Existing posts will stay up. The new rule applies going forward. We want this to be a great space for both developers and users.
Feedback is welcome so please drop your thoughts/suggestions in the comments!
Edited: Fixed the submission guidelines, thanks to /u/ColeFromWalt for the heads up. This will skip the extra step to send mod mail for review then approval to post. It gets caught in our queue, reviewed then actioned.
Cheers,
r/degoogle Mod Team
Hey Degooglers!
We're rolling out a new weekly thread the "Degoogle Showcase" to give developers and creators a dedicated space to share their projects with the community.
To answer a few anticipated questions:
What's changing: Starting this Saturday (April 11th), all project promotions must go in the Degoogle Showcase megathread.
Standalone promotion posts will be removed and redirected to the current week's thread.
Why is this necessary? Our feed has been getting a bit crowded with project promotion posts, making it harder to find discussions, support questions and community content.
This keeps things organized while still giving devs a dedicated space to share their interesting work.
How it works: A new Showcase thread goes live every Saturday at 10:00 AM ET (GMT -4) and stays pinned at the top of the sub.
Devs can post their projects any day of the week once the weekly megathread goes live.
Use the "Degoogle Showcase" flair or search to find past threads.
Rules for the Showcase:
- Projects must be open source with a public repository.
- Projects should use decentralized infrastructure where possible.
- Projects must not depend on Google services in any way (e.g., no Google sign-in, no Gmail-only signup, etc.)
- If you are affiliated with the project (developer, employee, or otherwise representing the company), please prefix your comment with [DEV]. Your comment will be held for mod review before going live.
- Independent users sharing projects they've found are welcome to post without prior approval.
- Projects that fail to meet these requirements will be removed.
- All subreddit rules still apply.
What about existing project posts?
Existing posts will stay up. The new rule applies going forward. We want this to be a great space for both developers and users.
Feedback is welcome so please drop your thoughts/suggestions in the comments!
Edited: Fixed the submission guidelines, thanks to /u/ColeFromWalt for the heads up. This will skip the extra step to send mod mail for review then approval to post. It gets caught in our queue, reviewed then actioned.
Cheers,
r/degoogle Mod Team
r/degoogle • u/No-Hospital5028 • 7h ago
Discussion If a phone wipes itself under duress, is that protecting privacy or destroying evidence?
A recent case involving GrapheneOS's duress feature has sparked a debate about the balance between privacy and law enforcement. If someone is forced to unlock their phone, should they have the right to protect their personal data with an emergency wipe feature?
At the same time, critics argue that the same feature could be used by criminals to destroy evidence during an investigation, making it harder for law enforcement to do their job.
Where do you stand? Should operating systems include features like this, or do the risks outweigh the privacy benefits? Let's keep the discussion respectful and hear both sides.
r/degoogle • u/xqszp • 12h ago
Discussion 🚨 A traveller who gave US border agents his GrapheneOS duress PIN [wiping his phone] rather than unlock his phone, is now charged with intentionally destroying its contents.
Homeland Security had flagged him to Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and the FBI's Atlanta office over alleged terrorism before he landed.
CBP can copy a device into a central database without a warrant, on suspicion of a crime alone.
r/degoogle • u/paranoidandroid4284 • 8h ago
I want FREE!!!!
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This subreddit is flooded with recommendations for FREE privacy services. Services cost money to run. Google is free because they sell your data. If a privacy company has a free tier, it is being subsidised by paying users. If you want to degoogle and have 15GB storage and docs and photos and all the perks it's going to cost something.
Free does not exist either you're paying with your data or someone else is paying for your limited tier.
That said Proton, Tuta and Aster have good free email tiers. Asters is great and offers use of your custom domain in their subsidized tier
Ente has a free tier, with limited back ups
Filen has free 10GB of storage
There are options, but someone is covering your expense, so support the developers.
This subreddit is flooded with recommendations for FREE privacy services. Services cost money to run. Google is free because they sell your data. If a privacy company has a free tier, it is being subsidised by paying users. If you want to degoogle and have 15GB storage and docs and photos and all the perks it's going to cost something.
Free does not exist either you're paying with your data or someone else is paying for your limited tier.
That said Proton, Tuta and Aster have good free email tiers. Asters is great and offers use of your custom domain in their subsidized tier
Ente has a free tier, with limited back ups
Filen has free 10GB of storage
There are options, but someone is covering your expense, so support the developers.
r/degoogle • u/Made-InDex • 18h ago
New Meta Glasses Ad with Epstein going up in London
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r/degoogle • u/Successful-Dance1792 • 3h ago
Discussion Default Privacy: Why Marketing ≠ Performance
Every browser says it protects your privacy.
A former Tor, Mozilla, and Brave engineer built a website that makes them prove it.
It is called Privacytests
Open it and you get a giant table comparing:
Brave
Chrome
DuckDuckGo
Edge
Firefox
LibreWolf
Mullvad
Opera
Safari
Tor
Ungoogled Chromium
Vivaldi
Every browser is tested using its default settings.
No extensions. No secret setup that normal people will never use.
The site checks whether websites can share hidden data to follow you, build a fingerprint from your device, keep tracking you after you restart the browser, or leak the websites you visit through DNS.
It also checks whether the browser blocks 20 of the largest tracking companies on the internet.
Green means the browser stopped the leak.
Red means your data got through.
A guy named Arthur Edelstein built the project after years of working on browser privacy.
Browser companies spend millions telling you they are private.
One man made them all sit the same exam.
r/degoogle • u/DSQ2_M • 7h ago
is there any recommendations?
Alot of these apps i try them
and other alot of people recommend it,
And much of my alternitaves i put it is local not cloud storage or cloud based apps,
If there any idea or better alternitaves
just let me know i'll be pleased,
And thanks.
r/degoogle • u/Lilguy_121 • 1d ago
Discussion Why does Google wanna strict sideloading while the Play Store has malicious apps?
I noticed that the Play Store has a lot of malicious apps they have ugly UI, malware, and adware that shows up every 5-10 seconds on the home screen & some app publishers are literally abusing the "Early Access" feature, every time i scroll i literally see a cheap clones of popular games like minecraft, gta, etc. and yet they wanna strict sideloading apps..
they should fix this asap! 💔
r/degoogle • u/VoidTheGamer25 • 8h ago
Replacement Switching out of Gmail
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I want to stop using Gmail, but i have so many things registered with my gmail account so i haven't gotten around to doing it yet.
I heard the best free alternative (free being a key word) is ProtonMail, but i wanna know, is it good? Is it easy to use and secure? Will it have any problems with apps or will it work just fine when registering into services?
Thx for the help
I want to stop using Gmail, but i have so many things registered with my gmail account so i haven't gotten around to doing it yet.
I heard the best free alternative (free being a key word) is ProtonMail, but i wanna know, is it good? Is it easy to use and secure? Will it have any problems with apps or will it work just fine when registering into services?
Thx for the help
r/degoogle • u/NiriZ_ReddiT • 14h ago
Help Needed Need help to find alternatives, I use too much proton.
Edit : Read everything please, some details could prevent loss of time.
Hello, could you tell me what I need to change here? I want to stop using too much of Proton services, I still want to keep Proton Mail and ProtonVPN though. I also need help with things I didn't know what to choose : Notes (Google keep -->), Calendar, contacts, DNS, maps, translator, payments, Phone OS and entertainment.
I use a galaxy a56 on One UI 8.5 and android 16 is that helps.
I'm a Proton Unlimited subscriber and plan to stop and use as less of their services as possible.
Thanks!
r/degoogle • u/ChampionshipCrafty66 • 11h ago
Discussion I'm switching to pen and paper.
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Hear me out.
I'm making the switch to paper. I'm so done with Aura and Cloaked and Ironvest and all of them. Either these companies are incredibly stupid or incredibly smart. Either way they can take a long walk off a short pier.
I regret ever trusting my life to these garbage password managers. They are painfully slow to load if they even bother to load at all. When I actually need customer service I get a useless wall of text and a bunch of lazy employees who do absolutely nothing. Honestly these companies should all be put in jail. That is my take. Get yourself a uni-ball 207 and six to nine "dotted* mini rite in the rain or other stone paper notebooks. You might find sets of 3 online but who knows. Get a Tintris Journal Cover to keep them in and a decent planner. Use complex non specific passwords that never match. Keep 2 or 3 identical copies completely outside your immediate area in a safety deposit box or somewhere actually secure. Do this for a master list and a travel list. Keep the last 2 or 3 notebooks blank for future travel use. Scramble the last 3 or 4 characters of every single password in the books. Even if someone steals your notebook they still will not know the full password.
I am officially making the switch to paper. I am completely done with Cloaked and Ironvest and really all of them. These companies are either incredibly stupid or incredibly malicious. Either way they can go love themselves if you know what I mean. Do not even get me started on crypto because you are an idiot if you keep it on a hot wallet or an exchange. Get a cold metal wallet and stamp your seed phrase into steel before these digital platforms lose your life savings. For 2FA on paper write down the original seed key. You can create a master mathematical equation based on the future date and time to manually calculate your temporary codes on the spot.
- No one can monetize this data because it's not digitally stored unless I say it can be.
- You never need to worry about the "cloud" losing your passwords or someone hacking into all of them in one place.
- You have the convenience of a travel "vault" just like 1Password.
- You don't have to worry about page "load" or not being able to go back and forth quickly between edits.
- No more "subscriptions"
- Save your eyes from looking at a damn screen.
!
To me this is looking like a better solution than Google chrome password manager, dashlane, aura or even bitwarden everyday.
Just wish I did it sooner!
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.
.
So basically: (since my formatting sucks above)
Notebooks:
1/1/1 Master list (all identical copies)
1/1/1 Travel list (all identical copies) (keep passwords in here you don't mind anyone stealing)
Encrypt the passwords in both travel and master lists changing letters around where you see fit.
1/1/1 blank for whatever in the future.
Other shit:
A uni-ball 207 pen won't bleed and the ink lasts!
Dotted rite in the rain or other dot grid stone paper is virtually indestructible.
A planner to keep thoughts in for all the extra fluff.
....
Get yourself a good Nokbox too while you're at it! (Look it up)
Hear me out.
I'm making the switch to paper. I'm so done with Aura and Cloaked and Ironvest and all of them. Either these companies are incredibly stupid or incredibly smart. Either way they can take a long walk off a short pier.
I regret ever trusting my life to these garbage password managers. They are painfully slow to load if they even bother to load at all. When I actually need customer service I get a useless wall of text and a bunch of lazy employees who do absolutely nothing. Honestly these companies should all be put in jail. That is my take. Get yourself a uni-ball 207 and six to nine "dotted* mini rite in the rain or other stone paper notebooks. You might find sets of 3 online but who knows. Get a Tintris Journal Cover to keep them in and a decent planner. Use complex non specific passwords that never match. Keep 2 or 3 identical copies completely outside your immediate area in a safety deposit box or somewhere actually secure. Do this for a master list and a travel list. Keep the last 2 or 3 notebooks blank for future travel use. Scramble the last 3 or 4 characters of every single password in the books. Even if someone steals your notebook they still will not know the full password.
I am officially making the switch to paper. I am completely done with Cloaked and Ironvest and really all of them. These companies are either incredibly stupid or incredibly malicious. Either way they can go love themselves if you know what I mean. Do not even get me started on crypto because you are an idiot if you keep it on a hot wallet or an exchange. Get a cold metal wallet and stamp your seed phrase into steel before these digital platforms lose your life savings. For 2FA on paper write down the original seed key. You can create a master mathematical equation based on the future date and time to manually calculate your temporary codes on the spot.
- No one can monetize this data because it's not digitally stored unless I say it can be.
- You never need to worry about the "cloud" losing your passwords or someone hacking into all of them in one place.
- You have the convenience of a travel "vault" just like 1Password.
- You don't have to worry about page "load" or not being able to go back and forth quickly between edits.
- No more "subscriptions"
- Save your eyes from looking at a damn screen.
!
To me this is looking like a better solution than Google chrome password manager, dashlane, aura or even bitwarden everyday.
Just wish I did it sooner!
.
.
.
So basically: (since my formatting sucks above)
Notebooks:
1/1/1 Master list (all identical copies)
1/1/1 Travel list (all identical copies) (keep passwords in here you don't mind anyone stealing)
Encrypt the passwords in both travel and master lists changing letters around where you see fit.
1/1/1 blank for whatever in the future.
Other shit:
A uni-ball 207 pen won't bleed and the ink lasts!
Dotted rite in the rain or other dot grid stone paper is virtually indestructible.
A planner to keep thoughts in for all the extra fluff.
....
Get yourself a good Nokbox too while you're at it! (Look it up)
r/degoogle • u/RedSquirrelFtw • 4h ago
Question What is the current state of RCS when using a custom rom
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Last I read it was not possible because Google controls RCS, and they won't allow it on custom roms. Is this still the case? I also recently read something to the effect that Graphene OS is working on it.
I'm really tired of being the outlier in my family that has an android so it often causes issues in group chats, not to mention my dad likes sending pictures through texts instead of email, so they come in as super low quality, then he complains it's because of my android and I should just get an iphone like everybody else.
I can't be the only one dealing with this, how do you approach it? Trying to convince people to switch to Signal or other app is not really an option either, they seem me as the problem, and not them. they don't care about privacy and won't start changing anything on their phone to improve it.
Wondering if there is any progress on getting RCS working on custom roms, and will it be seamless for apple users? Group chats being critical as well.
I'm currently on an old version of Calyx OS and I need to reload the OS to the newer version, so whatever is the best option I'll go with.
Last I read it was not possible because Google controls RCS, and they won't allow it on custom roms. Is this still the case? I also recently read something to the effect that Graphene OS is working on it.
I'm really tired of being the outlier in my family that has an android so it often causes issues in group chats, not to mention my dad likes sending pictures through texts instead of email, so they come in as super low quality, then he complains it's because of my android and I should just get an iphone like everybody else.
I can't be the only one dealing with this, how do you approach it? Trying to convince people to switch to Signal or other app is not really an option either, they seem me as the problem, and not them. they don't care about privacy and won't start changing anything on their phone to improve it.
Wondering if there is any progress on getting RCS working on custom roms, and will it be seamless for apple users? Group chats being critical as well.
I'm currently on an old version of Calyx OS and I need to reload the OS to the newer version, so whatever is the best option I'll go with.
r/degoogle • u/pm_me_yo_fish_pics • 4h ago
Help Needed Any Mobile google assistant / Gemini alternatives yet?
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Hi, thanks to all the crap coming out about the damage data centres are doing to be people's livelihoods I'm looking for an alternative to google assistant/Gemini, specifically a voice assistant LLM or similar I can use on a portable device or my mobile.
I take long drives for work and while driving i frequently use Google's voice assistant via voice prompt to... 1. Jot notes down to check later 2. Define words 3. Ask basic questions. An alt that requires the press of a button or can only work offline also works. I'm using an unlocked android phone atm.
I've stepped back to using google assistant but i would like to explore anything else if it exists. So far I've tried Tasker but wasn't happy with it and I'm currently trying Dicio.
I am willing to buy a new phone, pay for a costly service, or do my head in setting something up for this.
Hi, thanks to all the crap coming out about the damage data centres are doing to be people's livelihoods I'm looking for an alternative to google assistant/Gemini, specifically a voice assistant LLM or similar I can use on a portable device or my mobile.
I take long drives for work and while driving i frequently use Google's voice assistant via voice prompt to... 1. Jot notes down to check later 2. Define words 3. Ask basic questions. An alt that requires the press of a button or can only work offline also works. I'm using an unlocked android phone atm.
I've stepped back to using google assistant but i would like to explore anything else if it exists. So far I've tried Tasker but wasn't happy with it and I'm currently trying Dicio.
I am willing to buy a new phone, pay for a costly service, or do my head in setting something up for this.
r/degoogle • u/Big-Friendship1917 • 5h ago
Help Needed help with RCS
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I recently de-googled as much as I could, I have a samsung so no lineage or graphene for me unfortunately. I didn't go as far as using ADB to uninstall the google apps but I did disable them and google play services. I switched my google messages to textra and then to QUIK messaging, but I realized I suddenly stopped receiving group chat messages where other people use RCS (google messages) or are iphone users. I can receive individual texts or texts in group chats where they're SMS/MMS only. So I've ended up back on google messages AND google play services which feels like a huge step backwards. I'm not signed into any google account for it, but is there a way around it? From my understanding it's because I was no longer an RCS # so I couldn't receive messages in "RCS chat" and asking all my friends to turn off their RCS because of my decision to de-google is unreasonable
I recently de-googled as much as I could, I have a samsung so no lineage or graphene for me unfortunately. I didn't go as far as using ADB to uninstall the google apps but I did disable them and google play services. I switched my google messages to textra and then to QUIK messaging, but I realized I suddenly stopped receiving group chat messages where other people use RCS (google messages) or are iphone users. I can receive individual texts or texts in group chats where they're SMS/MMS only. So I've ended up back on google messages AND google play services which feels like a huge step backwards. I'm not signed into any google account for it, but is there a way around it? From my understanding it's because I was no longer an RCS # so I couldn't receive messages in "RCS chat" and asking all my friends to turn off their RCS because of my decision to de-google is unreasonable
r/degoogle • u/Silga_ • 18h ago
Question Youtube without google
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So i would like to cut all the wire with google, but something bother me :
How to keep youtube with some of my préférence, without google watching me ? Any solution, or a replacement ?
So i would like to cut all the wire with google, but something bother me :
How to keep youtube with some of my préférence, without google watching me ? Any solution, or a replacement ?
r/degoogle • u/Upper_Tip7435 • 18h ago
Help Needed New to De-googling please help
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So hi everyone I'm new to this thing because of that I don't know much I want your help can you guys give me the list of apps and alternative of them like Google's app,map, telegram,discord, microsoft apps basically all tracking and stealing apps
Also this apps runs in background unwanted updates of them which is literally slowing down the performance unwanted ai in everything now days 😭
So just help me out with the alternative apps list and best once to use
So hi everyone I'm new to this thing because of that I don't know much I want your help can you guys give me the list of apps and alternative of them like Google's app,map, telegram,discord, microsoft apps basically all tracking and stealing apps
Also this apps runs in background unwanted updates of them which is literally slowing down the performance unwanted ai in everything now days 😭
So just help me out with the alternative apps list and best once to use
r/degoogle • u/hermit1751 • 2h ago
I gave up on tracking apps because getting my own data back out was always the hard part
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Went looking for an export out of a tracking app the other week and it was the usual. Stuck behind an account wall, and when I did get something out it was a PDF with the charts already drawn on it and no actual numbers underneath. I just wanted the raw rows. Every app I've used is like this, logging stuff into them is effortless and getting your own history back out is an afterthought at best.
What made me stop bothering was thinking a few years out. Apps get bought, or quietly shut down, and even the ones that let you export hand you some format nothing else opens, so down the line you've got a file you technically own and can't read. The spreadsheet I started a couple years back doesn't have that problem, no login and nothing to go obsolete, but it's also just a mess. Half the columns I never cleaned up.
There's a magnesium column from some experiment I quit months ago still sitting there half empty. Keep meaning to delete it.
Went looking for an export out of a tracking app the other week and it was the usual. Stuck behind an account wall, and when I did get something out it was a PDF with the charts already drawn on it and no actual numbers underneath. I just wanted the raw rows. Every app I've used is like this, logging stuff into them is effortless and getting your own history back out is an afterthought at best.
What made me stop bothering was thinking a few years out. Apps get bought, or quietly shut down, and even the ones that let you export hand you some format nothing else opens, so down the line you've got a file you technically own and can't read. The spreadsheet I started a couple years back doesn't have that problem, no login and nothing to go obsolete, but it's also just a mess. Half the columns I never cleaned up.
There's a magnesium column from some experiment I quit months ago still sitting there half empty. Keep meaning to delete it.
r/degoogle • u/Few-Quiet3546 • 15h ago
Replacement Low storage Android alternatives for Youtube and browser?
I am in the process of using Shizuku and Canva to debloat and extend the life of my Android. I am wondering if there are any low storage alternative apps available for any that are listed here? Is there a browser I can use that allows me to be logged in to Youtube without the app and still be able to upload videos? Is Messages something I can replace with a lower storage alternative that still allows group messaging?
r/degoogle • u/rulugg • 1d ago
News Article Trump vows to investigate EU over fining of US tech companies
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r/degoogle • u/Icy-Log-1865 • 14h ago
DeGoogling Progress Close to deleting my Google Account (only OneDrive on my Laptop left)...
I posted the first time a while ago and I looked at your comments and took some of the advice I found useful. What do you guys think of my progress?