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Google just killed your favorite service again but what are you going to do about

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it it's not like their ominous calling card is wrong hundreds of millions of

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people use Google products every day and why not they're super convenient and

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many are even free but that's the thing

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is it convenient to have services that you rely on pulled out from under you on

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a regular basis and free is not free

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they monitor literally everything that you do to train machine learning

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algorithms and to sell your data to advertisers a function that they've

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built right into the world's most popular web browser I mean it's no

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wonder that people feel trapped in the ecosystem how do you divorce from the

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world's third largest tech company they're everywhere but it is possible

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and we're going to show you how in a series that we're calling de gooogle

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month-to-month options unlike Google most of the Alternatives that we've dug

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up have both strong privacy policies and endtoend encryption because I mean

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privacy might not be your main reason for deg Googling but if you're putting

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the work in anyway we feel that you might as well minimize the personal

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information that you're handing to data brokers who are going to turn around and

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sell it to everyone from insurance companies to World governments let's

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start with the product that you're most likely to be using right now Google

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Chrome thankfully there are alternatives and I'm not just talking about Firefox

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though that is a good alternative it's gotten really fast in recent updates and

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is one of the few remaining browsers not related to chromium and therefore Google

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this matters because chromium based browsers are moving to the new manifest

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V3 standard which seriously limits certain typ of extensions in the name of

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security notably ad blockers Firefox and

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its privacy first descendants like Tor Browser and mulad have no plans to drop

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manifest V2 anytime soon there are still

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some chromium based Alternatives that are worth checking out though brave for

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instance is also retaining support for manifest V2 extensions it's got built-in

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content blocking support and includes a number of other cool features of course

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it also has some web 3.0 stuff like intend Ally viewing ads but their ads to

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earn crypto tokens which personally I'd turn off but that's a matter of taste

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but one thing you can leave on are the surprisingly robust sync options they're

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endtoend encrypted so they're only used on your devices another browser with

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encrypted sync is Arc which started its life on Apple devices just last year and

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is just now available on Windows 11 it boasts high performance and a minimalist

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UI with split view vertical tabs and sharable tab groups called spaces this

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minimalism looks fantastic and with the sidebar collapsed websites even look

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kind of like dedicated apps but it does take some getting used to and

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unfortunately it requires a login to use

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it also hides a lot of settings up front and as of writing the Windows version is

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missing a lot of features that Mac users enjoy like the library shelf the max AI

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assistant and boosts webpage customizations for something a little

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more familiar feeling ungoogled chromium is exactly what it sounds like offering

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a very stock experience while stripping out practically everything related to

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Google including even the web store for getting extensions thankfully there is a

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setting that streamlines installing extensions and an extension you can

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download that allows you to still use the web store like normal but you get to

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choose when those extensions get updated ungoogled chromium also includes a

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number of extra features like fingerprint resistance to foil tracking

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and extra customization for ey Behavior

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though its anti-tracking does fall short of Braves capabilities it's a

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community-driven product with no ties to a particular company which may be

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attractive to you now there are many many others out there with particular

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focuses but we don't have time to go over all of them in this video so I'd

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recommend taking at least a handful of them for a test drive before committing

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to fully switch cuz it can be a little bit of a chore for example Firefox can

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import your history autofill and your bookmarks which will get you most of the

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way moved in but it can can't directly copy your Chrome profile so you're going

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to have to install your favorite extension separately from there you can

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just open both of them side by side and match your settings or you can see if

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you can find the option to export your settings to a file and then import them

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to your new browser going between chromium based browsers is both easier

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and more difficult at the same time first you need to close your browsers

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and figure out where your profile folder is here are a couple of examples next

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copy the user data folder to your new browser and you're done you will need to

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relog into some of your websites but your extensions bookmarks history and

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everything else should come along for the ride there is one small problem

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still though your new browser probably still defaults to Google for the task

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that you do most often search Google's

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longest lived and most recognizable service to date has degraded to such a

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point that it is now arguably one of their least usable services but we put

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up with it because who else do you turn to when you need to Google something

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well there are competitors the next biggest ones in North America would be

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Bing and Yahoo but that feels a little like saying I'm giving up craft dinner

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to stay healthy and then switching to the house brand mac and cheese from

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Walmart luckily there are many lesser known search engines available some of

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which even offer results from major search indexes so if all you want is to

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Google without Google start page or ecosia provide exactly that both of them

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claim to anonymize your search history and claim to not build a profile based

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on your usage and start page was one of if not the first such search engine with

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root daating back to the 9s doc Dogo meanwhile tour browsers default search

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engine is another old name in the space that in this case uses results from Bing

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and offers a bunch of Handy extras like bangs which let you search via other

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engines or websites all three of these

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have strong privacy protections showing only ads that are related to individual

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search queries and iosia is kind of cool they use their proceeds to plant trees a

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powerful and increasingly popular alternative is brave search it uses a

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well-regarded engine with strong privacy protections and offers features that

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Google currently lacks like an AI powered answer engine that summarizes

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results for you the ability to drill down into subtopics with goggles and

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anonymized local area search results unlike duck Dugo Brave does collect

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analytics by default but you can opt out in the settings page and turn off any of

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the extra features that you don't use Brave also offers premium ad free search

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for $3 a month speaking of Premium kagi

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is a subscription only search engine besides speed they offer the most

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comprehensive privacy policy of any of the engines we're discussing and they

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have a robust Suite of machine learning tools including assistants that interact

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with popular machine learning models and the ability to summarize basically

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anything lenses is a feature that works similarly to Braves goggles for drilling

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down into subtopics and you get direct control over page rankings with helpful

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information like domain age and tracker count to guide your decision- making

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they offer 100 searches for free and then you'll need to decide whether it's

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worth opening up your wallet duck Dogo Brave and kagi all claim to run their

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own search indices in some capacity allowing them to do their own page

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ranking and serve original search results but only Brave claims to have a

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completely independent index now of of

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course there are a whole host of other options available including cirs which

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you can even host yourself so don't take what we've highlighted as the only

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options but getting off of Google even to a search engine that uses Google's

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results is a huge step toward becoming less dependent on the alphabit company's

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whims the easiest way to wean yourself off is by changing your default search

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engine unfortunately that is super easy

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Firefox heard you like search so they made a search for searches so you can

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search for your search if you're using a chromium based browser though it's

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usually right there under settings and will automatically populate with engines

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as you use them once you found one that you like click activate if necessary

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then the three dots and then make default it's that simple that is unless

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you're a safari user because Apple knoweth best or at least gets payeth

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best so you'll need to download an extension if your search engine isn't on

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the short list that Apple gives you by default now let's talk about email not

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only is Google inserting ads into your Gmail inbox now but to Target Those ads

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they are analyzing your habits and okay

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no one is reading your email obviously but that doesn't mean that they won't

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anonymize it and then use it to train the machine learning algorithms that

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power features like smart compose and help me write now most of your

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mainstream options to escape Gmail happen to also be big Tech and while

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some of them are better than others none of them are squeaky clean so in the

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spirit of De Googling we're going to be avoiding those and we're going to focus

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in on a couple of privacy Centric providers that also happen to be free I

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mean not entirely free they pay well some of their features after all if

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you're not giving them money or your data then they're just taking a loss on

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you but their free tiers aren't that bad offering a Gigabyte of data to go along

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with their improved privacy and those paid tiers are not just paying money for

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nothing they give you access to cool features that Google doesn't offer like

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the ability to use a custom domain outside of work spaces obviously extra

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email addresses and this is cool quick to create hide my email aliases that can

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help you manage spam and prevent one website security breach from spreading

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across all of your accounts now while Tuda is primarily focused on email

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proton is cool because they have a suite that is basically the Privacy focused

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equivalent to many of Google's core Services they've both been independently

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audited and everything is end to-end encrypted meaning that neither of them

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could read your email even if they wanted to much less Target ads from it

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Tuda claims to go one step further encrypting more of your emails metadata

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than proton does but realistically I don't expect that to make much of a

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difference and when it comes to law enforcement requests both of them

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provide biannual transparency reports and detail the number and type of

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requests that they respond to migrating to either of them is easy since all of

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these options support the ability to import your mail from popular services

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so just find one you like settle in and give Google The Finger by nuking your

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Gmail inbox oh and by the way yes we are

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aware that you can run your own email server but that is well beyond the scope

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of this video and honestly not something that we would recommend for most people

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photo backup on the other hand is something that you could realistically

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self-host and let's be real a huge part of Modern Life Google photos has a lot

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of people locked in and for good reason not only is it cross platform unlike

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iCloud but it's sharable and searchable with cool features like the ability to

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create fun little slideshows for you but wait hold on a second how do they do

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that unless they know what you look like know where you go and know who you spend

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your time with unlike browsers and email there

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aren't a ton of players in the photo backup game but two of them stand out

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for being both open source and self- hostable the first ente has the more

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expensive cloud storage Serv service with no free tier but they offer on

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device secure facial recognition that never makes it to the server machine

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learning categorization and Maps integration it's an experience that's

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pretty close on paper to what you'd expect on Google photos with the caveat

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being that you need to enable those extra features on every device you use

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and since it's all generated locally it probably won't be as accurate or

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powerful as Google's super computer powered Mega models stingle meanwhile

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offers better pricing for cloud storage than ente plus they have a complete

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breakdown of how they secure your photos but that's about it they don't

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offer much more other than albums and secure sharing and their development

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blog is eerily quiet still if all you

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need is back up and you're cool with manual organization like the good old

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days it's less expensive and it's very transparent now if you just want to back

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your photos up to cloud storage no matter which one or maybe even spread

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them across multiple varietes then you can use phot sync not all of its

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features are free but the majority of backup targets including to a PC or a

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Mac running the companion software don't require a premium subscription another

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self-hosting option is image this came up a lot in the comments on our recent

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video on building a DIY Nas to avoid costly monthly Cloud subscriptions and

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we'd be remiss if we didn't mention them here like ente it offers facial

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recognition map integration and automatic backup but it also offers

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Google like features like memory memories slideshows and a scrubbable

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timeline just follow the docker compos steps to get started on your desktop or

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your Naas of choice you are going to want to use a VPN tunnel like openvpn or

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tail scale to access it on the go unless you have a Dynamic DNS name and are

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comfortable with port forwarding which reminds me not every Google service that

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you use is obvious but even the invisible ones can be used to track you

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DNS is the service that devices on the internet use to convert domain names

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like LTT Store.com to an IP address and

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commonly the one that you're using is Google's and even if you're using the

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DNS server from your internet service provider for example they might still be

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using Google's DNS somewhere Upstream so it's not super intuitive to avoid

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thankfully there are free Alternatives many of which claim not to log your

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requests at all such as quad 9 and

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nextdns both of them offer some extra goodies to help protect your browsing

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sessions including rules to block malware and tracker domains meaning you

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don't need to do it in the browser making some of that manifest V3 stuff

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less of an issue and another feature they support that's becoming more common

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is DNS over https or TLS which will

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prevent your internet service provider or a wireless hotspot from snooping on

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what sites you're visiting quad 9 offers easier setup while nextdns provides full

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control albeit with a limited number of blocking requests for free free the main

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downside to using an alternative like these is that responses can be a little

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slower and you can check out our cloudflare DNS video for more

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information on that who by the way is also a viable option for spreading your

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data footprint around while being arguably even more widespread online

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than Google cloudflare has a pretty good reputation for not being evil so far and

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they offer optional malware blocking just like quad 9 and nextdns as long as

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you don't want any customization whatsoever beyond that you can set up an

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alternate DNS service in a few different ways in your browser in your operating

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system or in your router and while I would recommend using a secure DNS

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option where you can I would not recommend stacking more than one of

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those methods unless you know what you're doing setting it up inside your

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browser tends to be the more tedious option since it'll need to be done not

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only on every device you own but on every browser you use and it only really

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works on desktop thankfully it doesn't take long in Chrome descended browsers

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you can find the setting here and it's here in Firefox just toggle it on paste

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the address in the box and you're good to go a better approach for most people

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though is probably operating system level DNS overrides Windows 11 fully

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support secure DNS just go to the network and internet settings page

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choose the interface you'd like to configure and click edit on DNS server

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assignment set it to manual paste in the values you got from your provider and

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you're done for everyone else I'm unless

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there's an app or you're running Linux and you want to set up a DNS proxy

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you're not going to use secure DNS OS wide but that's fine we're not going to

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go through every OS since the major providers realistically have

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step-by-step instructions on their sites that you can follow based on your needs

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as for the third option configuring it on your router well this is cool because

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it automatically applies to every device that's connected to your network that is

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unless they have their own overrides which makes it a great option if you

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want to set it once and forget it forget

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it until you run into a random issue on some app on your smart TV that's not

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working you spend two hours fighting with the thing until you remember oh right I'm using custom DNS as for how to

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do it if you want to do it the actual configuration changes a lot depending on

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which router you have so we're not going to get that deep into it but what I will

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say is you probably would want to set this one up in addition to one of the

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other options so that let's say your phone for example is still using your

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preferred DNS settings if you leave the comfort of your Wi-Fi range because it

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will only affect those devices when they're connected to that router it's

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great though for making sure that non-configurable gear like the

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you'll find it under internet setup then under DNS by default it will probably be

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your isp's DNS but you should be able to change it to a manual override some

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routers also offer secure DNS here but I

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