Get Rid of Big Tech Products

Amazon Music

A music streaming service and digital music store with non-transparent algorithms.

A mobile operating system developed by Google secretly harvesting user data.

App Store

The built-in app store on Apple's systems, taking big chunks of revenue from app owners.

Apple Maps

The built-in mapping service for many Apple products increasing vendor lock-in.

Apple Music

A streaming service integrated into Apple's ecosystem with poor algorithmic recommendations.

Apple Notes

A Big Tech Note Taking app, increasing Apple's lock-in efforts.

Apple Passwords

The password manager integrating into Apple's ecosystem with security flaws.

A data-harvesting work management platform rooted in Big Tech.

A monopolistic cloud computing platform with high outage rates.

Azure

Cloud and Hosting provider by Microsoft that lacks sustainability commitments.

Azure CDN

A CDN by Microsoft with resilience issues and privacy concerns.

A VPN service provider that shares user data.

Bing

A search-engine developed by Microsoft and forced onto Windows users.

The infamous chatbot by OpenAI spoiling its First Mover advantage

Chess.com

The leading chess platform with weak privacy protection

A data-harvesting web browser developed by Google.

A CDN by Google, reinforcing data monopolies.

A widely adopted CDN with a history of data leaks.

An invisible captcha alternative collecting data while blocking bots.

Cloudfront

A CDN by Amazon, extending its infrastructure dominance.

Confluence

A wiki software with mandatory cloud hosting.

Copilot

A generative AI tool integrated into almost all Microsoft products.

A cloud storage provider with a history of security breaches.

Edge

A Chromium Browser developed by Microsoft forced onto Windows users.

Evernote

An AI-bloated Note Taking app built on Big Tech infrastructure.

An AI-bloated VPN service with questionable ownership.

Facebook is a legacy social media platform by Meta full of manipulative content.

A Feed Reader built on Big Tech infrastructure.

Gemini

A generative AI tool integrated into most Google products.

GitHub

A platform for version control and collaboration using all its content for AI training.

A free email service developed by Google, utilised for harvesting and analysing user information.

A web analytics service contributing to Google's data monopoly.

The two factor authenticator by Google with the dominant market share.

An online calendar exposing users' personal scheduling data to Google's ecosystem.

An online document processor, effectively locking users into Google's ecosystem.

A file storage and synchronisation service that discloses all your cloud uploads with Google.

A Note-Taking app by Google with inherent privacy issues.

A web mapping service contributing to Google's data monopolies.

A video communication service developed by Google stuffed with AI features.

Google Password Manager

An insecure password manager built into Google's ecosystem.

A photo management tool that inherits all of Google's privacy concerns.

The built-in Android application store, increasing vendor lock-in for Google.

A search engine with biased results, contributing massively to Google's data monopolies.

Google Translate is an online language translation service.

An AI tool by xAI integrated into Twitter, also known as MechaHitler.

Instagram

Instagram is a huge social media platform owned by Meta and flooded with misinformation.

iPhone is a line of smartphones designed and marketed by Apple.

Jira

An agile project managment tool with dominant market share and Big Tech ties.

A password management service with a long history of security breaches.

LastPass Authenticator

A two factor authenticator by LastPass, a company known for data breaches.

MacOS is Apple’s operating system which is pre-installed on MacBooks.

A data-exposing email marketing platform, owned by company known for vicious lobbying.

Messenger

The data-harvesting messaging app integrated in Meta’s Facebook.

A suite of productivity tools that collects data and locks users in.

Microsoft Teams

A team collaboration platform developed by Microsoft, increasing vendor lock-in.

A note-taking app with exhaustive capabilities, running on Big Tech infrastructure.

A cloud storage provider intertwined with the Microsoft 365 ecosystem.

A Note-Taking app by Microsoft without end-to-end encryption.

A leading online payment system with major security issues.

Private Relay

An Apple iCloud feature that acts similar to a VPN, disguising users' IPs with proprietary mechanisms.

reCAPTCHA

A service for detecting bot traffic and collecting user data, owned by Google

Reddit is a forum social media platform, feeding AI bots with user-generated content.

Safari

The build-in web browser in Apple’s operating systems, assaulting web standards.

Salesforce is a customer relationship management solution.

A line of smartphones designed and marketed by Samsung full of bloatware.

SAP

SAP is an enterprise resource planning software.

A digital music streaming service with very low artist compensation.

Steam

A leading gaming platform with monopolistic market share

A short video sharing platform with opaque, manipulative algorithms and addictive design.

The leading video live streaming platform for gamers sharing data with and owned by Amazon.

A microblogging platform utilised for propaganda and hate speech.

VWO

A Web Analytics and Session Recording Tool Known for Opaque Pricing.

WhatsApp

A widespread messaging app owned by Meta, collecting vast amounts of metadata.

The wide-spread proprietary OS developed by Microsoft and bloated with AI features.

The prominent video-sharing platform by Google is a privacy nightmare.

A music audio and video streaming service by Google, paying almost no royalty fees.

A video conferencing platform with a history of security breaches.