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@Tutanota
good, but I have a couple of suggestions:
in Password Manager there is also "Proton Password"
about Android, there are other custom ROMs that support microG (they worth at last a mention to check on xda-forum, if available)
@Tutanota
I would recommend you remove brave off this list, even on a technical standpoint brave products are subpar and you have to disreagard the AI and crypto bullshit in it.
From a moral perspective every cent that goes into brave will eventually be funeled into anti human right campains.
The ceo is antivax, Pro Qanon, Election denialist, homophobe, ...
And finaly from a privacy stand point brave has an horrible track record of hijacking afiliate links, wanting to insert ads, tracking, ...
@Tutanota
Recommending brave is like recommending bing with microsoft edge and getting all your info using Grok.
I would also that Brave AI is well know for paroting Brendan Eich viewpoint, the NY times ran an article on it's election and covid denialism (https://www.nytimes.com/2023/03/22/business/media/ai-chatbots-right-wing-conservative.html)
So sincerelly stop giving brave any kind of visibility there is absolutly no reason to do so and while alienate people who are explicilty targetted by brave ceo.
@Tutanota
Please do look into and idealy make a corrected list.
Privacy and open-source are inerently political and by including brave you are making your commiment sounds as hollow as google's.
@GroupNebula563 @Tutanota
Allowing the community to edit the map doesn't make it "community-driven"; it's more about governance.
I know Here and its map editor. However, they've disabled the map editor in Turkey, and some ISPs block WeGo (I don't know why). Unfortunately, the quality of the map data for both OpenStreetMap and Here is low in Turkey. So, we're stuck using Google or Yandex.
But for OSM, it's getting better in some cities. And I also contribute in my free time))
CoMaps has been forked because of some issues with Organic Maps. So, it's better from the beginning. They solved that problems in their own fork. In fact, Organic Maps became more active after CoMaps :D
Moreover, CoMaps added some great features and changed to the better colors (for both UI and maps) while also forking new features from Organic Maps.
They're always open to community ideas, unlike Organic Maps.
For more, you can check this:
https://news.itsfoss.com/organic-maps-fork-comaps/
Because CoMaps is community-owned, it's more likely to be in active development.
However, three core developers have had issues with ownership on OM. I was an active contributor and Turkish chat admin, yet they sometimes didn't even reply to me about app issues.
I mention that page because a CoMaps member reached itsfoss and helped them to prepare it. I can also send you the OSM Turkish blog post, but I doubt you'll understand it without a translation.
@GroupNebula563 @Tutanota also, Brave browser seems to be shady as software, pushes its own crypto and other monetization schemes on users just a bit too hard https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brave_(web_browser) (parts of Privacy and Revenue sections)
DuckDuckGo Mobile browser might be a good candidate to add though, I think it's a well designed privacy browser for non-techie people.
@Tutanota I recommend Ente Auth as an authenticator app. Aegis is good, but it's not available on PC. Ente is available on PC ( Linux included ), and it's Open Source.
@Tutanota I ain't any expert in cryptography or blockchain but weren't there some drama about Session removing Perfect Forward Secrecy, stating that Blockchain is enough (I probably simplified that)?
Something changed or is it just okay?
I also had huge problems with reliability of Session synchronization and receiving notifications but let's leave that