@Tutanota
My Apps.🔐

@Tutanota I’ve been gradually reducing my reliance on many Big Tech services for the last year — and in most cases I’ve been able to replace them with #OpenSource and/or European alternatives.

I’ve also signed a citizens’ initiative here in Finland that seeks to enshrine #DigitalSovereignty into law.

@Tutanota I’m slowly moving a lot of my services to self-hosted, including my smart home and smart assistants. Email is something I’ll be leaving to the professionals, though!

@Tutanota next to the usual methods of hosting services I use myself and relying more on European service providers in my personal life, I am also integrating the concept of digital sovereignty in my work as a Cloud Architect and try to point out alternatives to US big tech where it is possible.

And as this topic needs more attention I am raising awareness within my friends and peer group to support broader adoption.

@Tutanota
I slowly become a Digital Sovereign by switching:
From Google mail and calendar to Tuta ✅️
From Google search to Ecosia✅️
From Chrome to Brave + DuckDuckGo + Vivaldi✅️
From WhatsApp to Threema (WIP)
Next Step: From Windows to Linux
From Facebook to Mastodon + Bluesky (still can't decide which way to go)✅️

@Tutanota hopefully I'm becoming becoming digitally sovereign by switching to Tuta and following the EU's example by abandoning USA products.

@Tutanota Thank you for promoting EU 🇪🇺 sovereign products. From your lists, I learned several good alternative. I also advise my friends to search for an existing product before jump to a well-known US brand, because there is most probably a good European product, which they just do not know yet! From this list, I have been missing Tuta Drive 😜

@Tutanota is there Libre translate APP? i can
't see it in Aurora store...

@Tutanota moved away from big tech by selfhosting (for example vaultwarden), using foss services (when possible) or when not possible, using services that apply to established standards

@Tutanota Leaving GrapheneOS ouff of Smartphones is a miss

@Tutanota why isnt GrapheneOS listed?

@Tutanota you missed helium, because they allow the switch of the backend by self hosting their helium-services, so it become "sovereign friendly".

@Tutanota For password managers, @1password does have a full EU infrastructure option, if your diagram was meant to be suggesting EU options.

@Tutanota OS: TuxedoOS (Linux)
Mail: Tuta and Posteo
Password Manager: KeepassXC and Proton Pass
Cloud Storage: Filen and Proton Drive
Authenticator: Proton Pass
Maps: CoMaps
Notes: Nextcloud
Photos: Zeitkapsl
VPN: Proton VPN
Browser: Firefox and Brave
Search: Ecosia
Messenger: Threema and Signal

@Tutanota Using a small local hosting company for mail and hosting note-taking, websites and Baïkal for calendar and contacts.
Of course, I do not need to win anything. I already have a Tuta subscription i am not afraid to pay for.