Here is a list of apps that I use in my threat model, (and yes, it's quite weak)
A versatile OS with universal app architecture, free initial year offer, redesigned UI for mouse and touch, virtual desktop, and improved security.
Because I'm forced to. Thanks Dad.
This project is a custom and independent version of Firefox, with the primary goals of privacy, security and user freedom.
Basically just Firefox but better.
Privacy-focused search engine offering Zero-click Info, instant answers, and more, built from open-source software for a user-friendly experience.
Because no ads. (You have to disable them though)
uBlock Origin (uBO) is a CPU and memory-efficient wide-spectrum content blocker. It blocks ads, trackers, coin miners, popups, annoying anti-blockers, malware sites, etc., by default using EasyList, EasyPrivacy, Peter Lowe's Blocklist, Online Malicious URL Blocklist, and uBO...
Block trackers and ads. How do people even browse the web without one!
Experience robust security, multiple accounts, chat, and fast search with efficient Gmail email management in a streamlined interface.
I only need encrypted-at-rest, so Gmail suffices. But make sure to turn off ad personalization.
Cloud service for file storage and sync, integrated with Google Docs suite, facilitating collaboration and offering scalable storage solutions.
If you only need 15GB and encrypted-at-rest then Drive will suffice.
TeraBox is an all-in-one AI workspace for presentations, images, videos, research, writing, and file conversions. Create and automate everything in one place.
If you need to host large files but not sensitive information, then Terabox will work. (It could very well be encrypted at rest but the help center isn't very clear)
Open-source password manager with AES-256 encryption and device sync. Store and access encrypted logins across platforms like iOS and Android.
This is my password manager.
Open-source service offering unlimited anonymous email aliases, encrypted forwarding, spam protection, and anonymous replies to keep your identity private.
I simply use it to hide my email.
In-browser IDE supporting 50+ languages with an AI assistant, real-time collaboration, Git support, hosting, deployment, and live code sharing.
I use it to host my apps (I do develop some!) and host self-hosted applications (if I will use one). The hacker plan is worth it, but they are slowly killing it off with the Cycles cow poop.
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