Private Apps & Services
Private Apps & Services
StartMail is a reasonable choice for a private email provider if you don’t require mobile access. Also, you need to be OK with the fact that your emails aren’t encrypted before leaving your computer.
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LibreOffice is free and fully offline (no AI watching). There is no account required, telemetry or subscription.
LibreOffice Review 2026: The Private, Free Office Suite Read More »
Listed here are reliable privacy-friendly services that I’ve tested for years.
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Lumo is a privacy-friendly AI that is made by the Kagi, which is known for its private search engine.
Lumo 2.0 represents a major upgrade across multiple dimensions of the AI assistant experience. Here are the key enhancements:
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Plex lets your stream your own media. Plex reads file names and matches media against its own library (powered by The Movie Database and TheTVDB). If you get the naming right before you import you’ll make sure to get the posters, summaries and cast lists to appear correctly.
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UsenetServer is a solid choice for a Usenet provider if you do you own automation and don’t care about bundled clients or extras.
UsenetServer – Best for Automation and Power Users Read More »
Listed below are some reasonably fast-loading alternative interfaces to Reddit. These sites often disappear or go down. When this happens you can switch to another instance.
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Eweka offers over 6,500 days of complete binary and text article retention — the longest of any EU-based provider, and one of the longest in the world.
Eweka: The Gold Standard of European Usenet Providers Read More »