- Nov 5, 2011
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How I divorced Google read here ..
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How I divorced Google : on ITworld.com : http://www.itworld.com/it-managementstrategy/259252/how-i-divorced-google
QUOTE:
'Day six: The replacements:
Here's a list of possible application replacements for things Google might be currently doing for you:
Google Search: Duck Duck Go, doesn't store info or cookies; no location-based tracking
Google Plus +: Social Networking Portal, numerous alternatives
Google Voice: Skype; ooVoo
Google Docs: Numerous alternatives
Google Mail: Numerous alternatives
Google Translate: See alternativeTo for other choices
Android: Boot-to-Gecko, Ubuntu, Windows 8 Mobile, iOS/iPhone
Google TV: See alternativeTo for other choices
The alternatives to Google are available. Sometimes these products are under the umbrella of another site, like Bing or Yahoo. Other times, they're a bit of a mixture of applications, each with their own user agreement and privacy principles. The problem is that each legal term must be read and evaluated. Applications originating in the EU, and especially Germany, have a stronger privacy legal principle behind their use.
Finding the applications has been both painful, and a moveable feast-- some of them can be a joy to use, like Oovoo- for its video qualities.' ..
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How I divorced Google : on ITworld.com : http://www.itworld.com/it-managementstrategy/259252/how-i-divorced-google
QUOTE:
'Day six: The replacements:
Here's a list of possible application replacements for things Google might be currently doing for you:
Google Search: Duck Duck Go, doesn't store info or cookies; no location-based tracking
Google Plus +: Social Networking Portal, numerous alternatives
Google Voice: Skype; ooVoo
Google Docs: Numerous alternatives
Google Mail: Numerous alternatives
Google Translate: See alternativeTo for other choices
Android: Boot-to-Gecko, Ubuntu, Windows 8 Mobile, iOS/iPhone
Google TV: See alternativeTo for other choices
The alternatives to Google are available. Sometimes these products are under the umbrella of another site, like Bing or Yahoo. Other times, they're a bit of a mixture of applications, each with their own user agreement and privacy principles. The problem is that each legal term must be read and evaluated. Applications originating in the EU, and especially Germany, have a stronger privacy legal principle behind their use.
Finding the applications has been both painful, and a moveable feast-- some of them can be a joy to use, like Oovoo- for its video qualities.' ..