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https://wiki.fuckoffgoogle.de/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Vecna FuckOffGoogle - User contributions [en] 2026-11-07T23:10:13Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.31.1 https://wiki.fuckoffgoogle.de/index.php?title=Replacement_BlogSpot&diff=1030 Replacement BlogSpot 2019-03-12T20:43:32Z

<p>Vecna: fixed format</p> <hr /> <div>== Blogger ==<br /> <span class="problem">Blogger is a popular blog-publishing platform owned by Google. As it utilises Google's standard privacy policy, it is safe to assume that it visitor data is tracked regardless of whether you use its built in Google Analytics service.</span><br /> <br /> == Replacements ==<br /> <br /> <span class="intro">Some other blogging and content services can help protect visitor privacy. One of the best things you can do to ensure this is to fully self-host your blog.</span><br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-1">Ghost</h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-1">https://ghost.org</span><br /> <span class="description entry solution-1">Ghost is a non-profit, open-source blog platform which allows for self- or cloud-hosting. The service seems to offer a solid privacy policy, which does not appear to utilize blog visitor data.</span><br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-2">Squarespace</h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-2">https://squarespace.com</span><br /> <span class="description entry solution-2">Squarespace is a website building platform. The privacy of visitors to your site depends largely on your own settings, and you can delete visitor data. Select the least intrusive setting if you are going to use this service, otherwise they retain the ability to track minute data about your visitors and share it with third-parties.</span><br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-3">Shufflehex</h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-3">https://shufflehex.com</span><br /> <span class="description entry solution-3">ShuffleHex is a content discovery platform. It allows you to promote your content through their network. The service lacks a privacy policy, and lacks traffic.</span></div>

Vecna https://wiki.fuckoffgoogle.de/index.php?title=Replacement_Maps&diff=1029 Replacement Maps 2019-03-12T20:07:38Z

<p>Vecna: fixed format</p> <hr /> <div>== Maps ==<br /> <span class="problem">Google Maps utilises the data it gathers when people use their service to track and follow your location, interests, businesses and other places you visit, gleaning insights about your behavior.</span><br /> <br /> == Replacements ==<br /> <br /> <span class="intro">There are other, excellent alternatives that are far more privacy-preserving.</span><br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-1">Leaflet</h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-1">https://leafletjs.com</span><br /> <span class="description entry solution-1">Leaflet is an open-source JavaScript library to run interactive maps on your website. As it can be run independently, it does not present the privacy concerns of Google Maps.</span><br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-2">Mapbox</h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-2">https://www.mapbox.com</span><br /> <span class="description entry solution-2">Mapbox is a location data platform for websites. It is highly intrusive, collecting IP addresses, timestamps, location data, front-facing camera data, accelerometer data, and more from end users.</span><br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-3">Mapcat</h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-3">https://www.mapcat.com</span><br /> <span class="description entry solution-3">Mapcat is an OSM-based map API for websites and internal tracking. It has a slightly better privacy policy than Mapbox, but is aimed at helping companies track employees, and does share user and aggregate data with third parties for purposes of remarketing, etc.</span><br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-4">Nextzen</h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-4">https://www.nextzen.org</span><br /> <span class="description entry solution-4">Nextzen is a Mapzen-based project aimed at extending its support. It enables developers to build their own maps. When using their service directly, they do collect location data, but only share it with third parties as aggregated, de-identified data, but otherwise do not share with third-parties.</span></div>

Vecna https://wiki.fuckoffgoogle.de/index.php?title=Replacement_Video&diff=1028 Replacement Video 2019-03-12T20:06:34Z

<p>Vecna: fixed format</p> <hr /> <div>== Video ==<br /> <span class="problem">YouTube is the dominant online video service, and feeds data it generates about your activity into and from your profile.</span><br /> <br /> == Replacements ==<br /> <br /> <span class="intro">Other services are competing with YouTube, however, and some respect your privacy far more.</span><br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-1">Vimeo</h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-1">https://vimeo.com</span><br /> <span class="description entry solution-1">Vimeo is the next most dominant video service, which is unfortunate, as it also exploits user data and shares this data with third-parties, including Google.</span><br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-2">PeerTube</h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-2">https://joinpeertube.org</span><br /> <span class="description entry solution-2">PeerTube is a federated video hosting service. This is much better for user privacy, and enables users to host their own instance, with their own videos, and knits together a network of peer-to-peer broadcasts, so when you use it, you actually contribute to its bandwidth!</span><br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-3">DailyMotion</h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-3">https://www.dailymotion.com</span><br /> <span class="description entry solution-3">DailyMotion is another direct competitor with YouTube, and like Vimeo, it has a poor privacy policy, collecting and sharing data with third-parties, including Google.</span><br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-4">DTube</h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-4">https://d.tube/</span><br /> <span class="description entry solution-4">DTube is a new, decentralized video streaming service built on Steemit and IPFS, which is far more privacy protecting than centralized video streaming services.</span></div>

Vecna https://wiki.fuckoffgoogle.de/index.php?title=Replacement_Translate&diff=1027 Replacement Translate 2019-03-12T20:05:54Z

<p>Vecna: fixed format</p> <hr /> <div>== Translate ==<br /> <span class="problem">While the global communications enabled by the Internet has increased the need for online translation, and the technology around it has improved dramatically over the past several years, Google has attempted to dominate this market, using their translator to extract text and information about its users, which they combine with the rest of their masses of siphoned data.</span><br /> <br /> == Replacements ==<br /> <br /> <span class="intro">However, there are other online translators available, and their technologies are also improving rapidly.</span><br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-1">DeepL Translator</h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-1">https://deepl.com/</span><br /> <span class="description entry solution-1">DeepL is a Germany-based translation service that tracks translated texts to a far lesser degree than Google, using them to train their algorithm and then deleting them. It also often offers far superior semantic translations than Google Translate. They do use Google Analytics on their website.</span><br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-2">WordReference</h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-2">https://www.wordreference.com/</span><br /> <span class="description entry solution-2">WordReference is a simple translator, specialising in specific language-to-language translations. This service also uses Google Analytics.</span></div>

Vecna https://wiki.fuckoffgoogle.de/index.php?title=Replacement_Fonts&diff=1018 Replacement Fonts 2019-03-08T10:50:58Z

<p>Vecna: </p> <hr /> <div>== Fonts ==<br /> <span class="problem">Fonts are an important part of the style of a website. Google has cynically made it incredibly easy to utilize any of a huge number of fonts on websites, but it comes with a price: what they get in exchange for this, is the ability to track your visitors. It is therefore important to the privacy of your visitors to ensure that you do not use Google fonts in your website. There are two ways to avoid this. If using specific fonts is a priority, the best way to do this is to simply host the fonts on your own server, so that no third-parties receive data about your visitors through your fonts. Since this solution requires some level of comfort in handling your website’s files, if you are comfortable with having some users fall back on default web fonts, then you can simply “font stack,” and rely on the user’s own system fonts to do the job.</span><br /> <br /> == Replacements ==<br /> <br /> <span class="intro"><br /> To remove Google Fonts from your website and self-host instead, you will need to upload the fonts you want to use to your server. Some services for selecting and downloading or purchasing fonts are listed below. You will then enter the CSS and HTML files of your pages and search for all references to font-face or font-family and remove them. You will then replace these references with a direct link to your self-hosted font. Typically, when you download fonts to use for your website, you will receive a folder of several variations of the font – this allows the font to be rendered in various formats and browsers. You may receive .eot, .woff, and .ttf files. <br /> </span><br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-1">Fontello</h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-1">http://fontello.com/</span><br /> <span class="description entry solution-1">Fontello is a collection of icons that you can download and self-host on your website to call on as you would a font.</span> <br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-2">Font Squirrel</h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-2">https://www.fontsquirrel.com/</span><br /> <span class="entry solution-2 description">Font Squirrel is a popular service which enables you to download fonts to self-host on your website as specified above.</span><br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-3">Practical Typography</h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-3">https://practicaltypography.com/free-fonts.html</span><br /> <span class="entry solution-3 description">Practical Typography provides a small selection of open license fonts to download and self-host on your website as specified above.</span><br /> <br /> <p><br /> <h4> Detail information on how to stay with local fonts</h4><br /> Once you upload these fonts, you can call on them in the following manner in your CSS files. For instance, if you wanted to use Open Sans on your website, you would add the following to the top of your CSS file:<br /> <br /> <pre>@font-face {<br /> font-family: 'Open Sans';<br /> src: url('opensans-regular.eot');<br /> src: url('opensans-regular.eot?#iefix') format('embedded-opentype'),<br /> url('opensans-regular.woff') format('woff'),<br /> url('opensans-regular.ttf') format('truetype'),<br /> url('opensans-regular.svg#open_sansregular') format('svg');<br /> font-weight: normal;<br /> font-style: normal;<br /> }<br /> </pre><br /> <br /> You will want to make sure that all of the urls to the fonts include any directories that you may have placed the fonts in.<br /> <br /> You may notice I have referred to a sans-serif and a serif font. Keep that in mind. Now that you have specified your fonts, you can call on them throughout your CSS file wherever a font is called. Do this by searching for “font-family” in the document, and replace whatever that field contains with the following, depending on which font you want to call.<br /> <br /> To call on the serif font, you can simply change the text along the lines below. When you include “serif” at the end, this is called font-stacking, and it’s a useful back-up in case there are compatibility issues with your font displaying in your visitor’s browser:<br /> <br /> <pre>font-family: 'Liberation Serif', serif;</pre><br /> <br /> When you want to call on your sans serif font, you could do something like this:<br /> <br /> <pre>font-family: 'Open Sans', sans-serif;</pre><br /> <br /> Even though you have uploaded your favorite fonts to your server, if you do not want to automatically default to the system default fonts should your font fail, you can do further font-stacking with common fonts. Simply call on the fonts in your order of preference as explained below, keeping your self-hosted font as the first font in the stack.<br /> <br /> <h4>Alternative: using Web safe fonts</h4><br /> <br /> If specifying fonts is not a high priority for you, an easier solution is to font-stack with “web safe” fonts. These are common fonts that you list in order of preference, typically in a list ending either in “serif” or “sans-serif” as a back-up, as seen above. For instance, if you want your user to see the Georgia font, but are comfortable with any serif font displaying, then in your CSS and HTML files, you can simply remove all references to the Google fonts as above, and state something like this wherever a font is called (search for any reference to “font-family”):<br /> <br /> <pre>font-family: ‘Georgia’, ‘Times New Roman’, serif;</pre><br /> <br /> If the user’s system contains the Georgia font, that should display, if not, it will fall back on Times New Roman, or finally on the system-default serif font. List your favorite web-safe serif or sane-serif fonts according to similarity and preference. W3 has a useful article[https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css_websafe_fonts.asp] listing and displaying web safe fonts for you to choose from.<br /> <br /> That's it! You've liberated your website and visitors from a Google tracker!<br /> <br /> </p></div>

Vecna https://wiki.fuckoffgoogle.de/index.php?title=Replacement_Fonts&diff=1017 Replacement Fonts 2019-03-08T10:50:32Z

<p>Vecna: fixed format again</p> <hr /> <div>== Fonts ==<br /> <span class="problem">Fonts are an important part of the style of a website. Google has cynically made it incredibly easy to utilize any of a huge number of fonts on websites, but it comes with a price: what they get in exchange for this, is the ability to track your visitors. It is therefore important to the privacy of your visitors to ensure that you do not use Google fonts in your website. There are two ways to avoid this. If using specific fonts is a priority, the best way to do this is to simply host the fonts on your own server, so that no third-parties receive data about your visitors through your fonts. Since this solution requires some level of comfort in handling your website’s files, if you are comfortable with having some users fall back on default web fonts, then you can simply “font stack,” and rely on the user’s own system fonts to do the job.</span><br /> <br /> == Replacements ==<br /> <br /> <span class="intro"><br /> To remove Google Fonts from your website and self-host instead, you will need to upload the fonts you want to use to your server. Some services for selecting and downloading or purchasing fonts are listed below. You will then enter the CSS and HTML files of your pages and search for all references to font-face or font-family and remove them. You will then replace these references with a direct link to your self-hosted font. Typically, when you download fonts to use for your website, you will receive a folder of several variations of the font – this allows the font to be rendered in various formats and browsers. You may receive .eot, .woff, and .ttf files. <br /> </span><br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-1">Fontello</h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-1">http://fontello.com/</span><br /> <span class="description entry solution-1">Fontello is a collection of icons that you can download and self-host on your website to call on as you would a font.</span> <br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-2">Font Squirrel</h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-2">https://www.fontsquirrel.com/</span><br /> <span class="entry solution-2 description">Font Squirrel is a popular service which enables you to download fonts to self-host on your website as specified above.</span><br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-3">Practical Typography</h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-3">https://practicaltypography.com/free-fonts.html</span><br /> <span class="entry solution-3 description">Practical Typography provides a small selection of open license fonts to download and self-host on your website as specified above.</span><br /> <br /> <br /> <p><br /> <h4 Detail information on how to stay with local fonts</h4><br /> Once you upload these fonts, you can call on them in the following manner in your CSS files. For instance, if you wanted to use Open Sans on your website, you would add the following to the top of your CSS file:<br /> <br /> <pre>@font-face {<br /> font-family: 'Open Sans';<br /> src: url('opensans-regular.eot');<br /> src: url('opensans-regular.eot?#iefix') format('embedded-opentype'),<br /> url('opensans-regular.woff') format('woff'),<br /> url('opensans-regular.ttf') format('truetype'),<br /> url('opensans-regular.svg#open_sansregular') format('svg');<br /> font-weight: normal;<br /> font-style: normal;<br /> }<br /> </pre><br /> <br /> You will want to make sure that all of the urls to the fonts include any directories that you may have placed the fonts in.<br /> <br /> You may notice I have referred to a sans-serif and a serif font. Keep that in mind. Now that you have specified your fonts, you can call on them throughout your CSS file wherever a font is called. Do this by searching for “font-family” in the document, and replace whatever that field contains with the following, depending on which font you want to call.<br /> <br /> To call on the serif font, you can simply change the text along the lines below. When you include “serif” at the end, this is called font-stacking, and it’s a useful back-up in case there are compatibility issues with your font displaying in your visitor’s browser:<br /> <br /> <pre>font-family: 'Liberation Serif', serif;</pre><br /> <br /> When you want to call on your sans serif font, you could do something like this:<br /> <br /> <pre>font-family: 'Open Sans', sans-serif;</pre><br /> <br /> Even though you have uploaded your favorite fonts to your server, if you do not want to automatically default to the system default fonts should your font fail, you can do further font-stacking with common fonts. Simply call on the fonts in your order of preference as explained below, keeping your self-hosted font as the first font in the stack.<br /> <br /> <h4>Alternative: using Web safe fonts</h4><br /> <br /> If specifying fonts is not a high priority for you, an easier solution is to font-stack with “web safe” fonts. These are common fonts that you list in order of preference, typically in a list ending either in “serif” or “sans-serif” as a back-up, as seen above. For instance, if you want your user to see the Georgia font, but are comfortable with any serif font displaying, then in your CSS and HTML files, you can simply remove all references to the Google fonts as above, and state something like this wherever a font is called (search for any reference to “font-family”):<br /> <br /> <pre>font-family: ‘Georgia’, ‘Times New Roman’, serif;</pre><br /> <br /> If the user’s system contains the Georgia font, that should display, if not, it will fall back on Times New Roman, or finally on the system-default serif font. List your favorite web-safe serif or sane-serif fonts according to similarity and preference. W3 has a useful article[https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css_websafe_fonts.asp] listing and displaying web safe fonts for you to choose from.<br /> <br /> That's it! You've liberated your website and visitors from a Google tracker!<br /> <br /> </p></div>

Vecna https://wiki.fuckoffgoogle.de/index.php?title=Replacement_Fonts&diff=1016 Replacement Fonts 2019-03-08T10:37:15Z

<p>Vecna: fixed the format</p> <hr /> <div>== Fonts ==<br /> <span class="problem">Fonts are an important part of the style of a website. Google has cynically made it incredibly easy to utilise any of a huge number of fonts on websites, but it comes with a price: what they get in exchange for this, is the ability to track your visitors. It is therefore important to the privacy of your visitors to ensure that you do not use Google fonts in your website. There are two ways to avoid this. If using specific fonts is a priority, the best way to do this is to simply host the fonts on your own server, so that no third-parties receive data about your visitors through your fonts. Since this solution requires some level of comfort in handling your website’s files, if you are comfortable with having some users fall back on default web fonts, then you can simply “font stack,” and rely on the user’s own system fonts to do the job.</span><br /> <br /> == Replacements ==<br /> <br /> <span class="intro"><br /> To remove Google Fonts from your website and self-host instead, you will need to upload the fonts you want to use to your server. Some services for selecting and downloading or purchasing fonts are listed below. You will then enter the CSS and HTML files of your pages and search for all references to font-face or font-family and remove them. You will then replace these references with a direct link to your self-hosted font.<br /> <br /> Typically, when you download fonts to use for your website, you will receive a folder of several variations of the font – this allows the font to be rendered in various formats and browsers. You may receive .eot, .woff, and .ttf files. Once you upload these fonts, you can call on them in the following manner in your CSS files. For instance, if you wanted to use Open Sans on your website, you would add the following to the top of your CSS file:<br /> <br /> <pre>@font-face {<br /> font-family: 'Open Sans';<br /> src: url('opensans-regular.eot');<br /> src: url('opensans-regular.eot?#iefix') format('embedded-opentype'),<br /> url('opensans-regular.woff') format('woff'),<br /> url('opensans-regular.ttf') format('truetype'),<br /> url('opensans-regular.svg#open_sansregular') format('svg');<br /> font-weight: normal;<br /> font-style: normal;<br /> }<br /> </pre><br /> <br /> You will want to make sure that all of the urls to the fonts include any directories that you may have placed the fonts in.<br /> <br /> You may notice I have referred to a sans-serif and a serif font. Keep that in mind. Now that you have specified your fonts, you can call on them throughout your CSS file wherever a font is called. Do this by searching for “font-family” in the document, and replace whatever that field contains with the following, depending on which font you want to call.<br /> <br /> To call on the serif font, you can simply change the text along the lines below. When you include “serif” at the end, this is called font-stacking, and it’s a useful back-up in case there are compatibility issues with your font displaying in your visitor’s browser:<br /> <br /> <pre>font-family: 'Liberation Serif', serif;</pre><br /> <br /> When you want to call on your sans serif font, you could do something like this:<br /> <br /> <pre>font-family: 'Open Sans', sans-serif;</pre><br /> <br /> Even though you have uploaded your favorite fonts to your server, if you do not want to automatically default to the system default fonts should your font fail, you can do further font-stacking with common fonts. Simply call on the fonts in your order of preference as explained below, keeping your self-hosted font as the first font in the stack.<br /> <br /> <h4>Alternative: using Web safe fonts</h4><br /> <br /> If specifying fonts is not a high priority for you, an easier solution is to font-stack with “web safe” fonts. These are common fonts that you list in order of preference, typically in a list ending either in “serif” or “sans-serif” as a back-up, as seen above. For instance, if you want your user to see the Georgia font, but are comfortable with any serif font displaying, then in your CSS and HTML files, you can simply remove all references to the Google fonts as above, and state something like this wherever a font is called (search for any reference to “font-family”):<br /> <br /> <pre>font-family: ‘Georgia’, ‘Times New Roman’, serif;</pre><br /> <br /> If the user’s system contains the Georgia font, that should display, if not, it will fall back on Times New Roman, or finally on the system-default serif font. List your favorite web-safe serif or san-serif fonts according to similarity and preference. W3 has a useful article[https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css_websafe_fonts.asp] listing and displaying web safe fonts for you to choose from.<br /> <br /> That's it! You've liberated your website and visitors from a Google tracker!<br /> </span><br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-1">Fontello</h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-1">http://fontello.com/</span><br /> <span class="description entry solution-1">Fontello is a collection of icons that you can download and self-host on your website to call on as you would a font.</span> <br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-2">Font Squirrel</h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-2">https://www.fontsquirrel.com/</span><br /> <span class="entry solution-2 description">Font Squirrel is a popular service which enables you to download fonts to self-host on your website as specified above.</span><br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-3">Practical Typography</h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-3">https://practicaltypography.com/free-fonts.html</span><br /> <span class="entry solution-3 description">Practical Typography provides a small selection of open license fonts to download and self-host on your website as specified above.</span></div>

Vecna https://wiki.fuckoffgoogle.de/index.php?title=Replacement_Analytics&diff=1015 Replacement Analytics 2019-03-08T10:33:36Z

<p>Vecna: fixed numbers</p> <hr /> <div>== Analytics ==<br /> <span class="problem">Website analytics can be helpful for understanding traffic to your website, but can also be extremely intrusive to the privacy of your visitors. Google represents perhaps the worst example of this, as they not only track minute details about visitors and their behavior, but they also combine this data with all the additional, extensive data they are sweeping up about individuals from all of their trackers across the web.</span><br /> <br /> == Replacements ==<br /> <br /> <span class="intro"><br /> The good news is that you can still use web analytics on your website without needlessly and grossly infringing on your visitors’ privacy. One of the most important steps you can take to respect your visitors' privacy is to self-host analytics data. Otherwise, using cloud analytics services which are privacy-oriented is still better than using Google Analytics.</span><br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-1">Matomo</h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-1">http://matomo.org/</span><br /> <span class="description entry solution-1">Matomo is a web analytics service that claims to be privacy-oriented. However, they enable Google integrations which undercuts this claim. Choose the self-hosting option and do not integrate with Google.</span> <br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-2">Amplitude</h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-2">https://amplitude.com/</span><br /> <span class="entry solution-2 description">Amplitude is a rather standard web analytics service which is not very respectful of privacy. It is cloud-based, and while they claim not to share data with third-parties, they use Amazon Web Services' servers to store encrypted data. The service also buys third-party data, and the fact that their own website uses Google Analytics should indicate the lack of confidence they have in their own product.</span><br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-3">Open Web Analytics</h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-3">http://openwebanalytics.com/</span><br /> <span class="entry solution-3 description">Open Web Analytics is an excellent option for those a little more comfortable with back-end development who want a fully-featured product. It is completely self-hosted.</span><br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-4">Simple Analytics</h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-4">https://simpleanalytics.io/</span><br /> <span class="entry solution-4 description">Simple Analytics is a strongly privacy-oriented analytics service which only tracks necessary traffic metrics. It is cloud-based, but does not store IP addresses and does not use cookies.</span><br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-5">Fathom</h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-5">https://usefathom.com/</span><br /> <span class="entry solution-5 description">Fathom is similar to Simple Analytics in that it does not collect unique identifiers. What it offers in addition is a free, self-hosted option which makes it even more privacy-friendly.</span></div>

Vecna https://wiki.fuckoffgoogle.de/index.php?title=Replacement_Fonts&diff=1014 Replacement Fonts 2019-03-08T10:33:01Z

<p>Vecna: removed one example, fixed the solution numbers</p> <hr /> <div>== Fonts ==<br /> <span class="problem">Fonts are an important part of the style of a website. Google has cynically made it incredibly easy to utilise any of a huge number of fonts on websites, but it comes with a price: what they get in exchange for this, is the ability to track your visitors. It is therefore important to the privacy of your visitors to ensure that you do not use Google fonts in your website. There are two ways to avoid this. If using specific fonts is a priority, the best way to do this is to simply host the fonts on your own server, so that no third-parties receive data about your visitors through your fonts. Since this solution requires some level of comfort in handling your website’s files, if you are comfortable with having some users fall back on default web fonts, then you can simply “font stack,” and rely on the user’s own system fonts to do the job.</span><br /> <br /> == Removing Google Fonts ==<br /> <h3 class="title entry removal-1">Self-hosting fonts</h3><br /> <span class="intro"><br /> <br /> To remove Google Fonts from your website and self-host instead, you will need to upload the fonts you want to use to your server. Some services for selecting and downloading or purchasing fonts are listed below. You will then enter the CSS and HTML files of your pages and search for all references to font-face or font-family and remove them. You will then replace these references with a direct link to your self-hosted font.<br /> <br /> Typically, when you download fonts to use for your website, you will receive a folder of several variations of the font – this allows the font to be rendered in various formats and browsers. You may receive .eot, .woff, and .ttf files. Once you upload these fonts, you can call on them in the following manner in your CSS files. For instance, if you wanted to use Open Sans on your website, you would add the following to the top of your CSS file:<br /> <br /> <pre>@font-face {<br /> font-family: 'Open Sans';<br /> src: url('opensans-regular.eot');<br /> src: url('opensans-regular.eot?#iefix') format('embedded-opentype'),<br /> url('opensans-regular.woff') format('woff'),<br /> url('opensans-regular.ttf') format('truetype'),<br /> url('opensans-regular.svg#open_sansregular') format('svg');<br /> font-weight: normal;<br /> font-style: normal;<br /> }<br /> </pre><br /> <br /> You will want to make sure that all of the urls to the fonts include any directories that you may have placed the fonts in.<br /> <br /> You may notice I have referred to a sans-serif and a serif font. Keep that in mind. Now that you have specified your fonts, you can call on them throughout your CSS file wherever a font is called. Do this by searching for “font-family” in the document, and replace whatever that field contains with the following, depending on which font you want to call.<br /> <br /> To call on the serif font, you can simply change the text along the lines below. When you include “serif” at the end, this is called font-stacking, and it’s a useful back-up in case there are compatibility issues with your font displaying in your visitor’s browser:<br /> <br /> <pre>font-family: 'Liberation Serif', serif;</pre><br /> <br /> When you want to call on your sans serif font, you could do something like this:<br /> <br /> <pre>font-family: 'Open Sans', sans-serif;</pre><br /> <br /> Even though you have uploaded your favorite fonts to your server, if you do not want to automatically default to the system default fonts should your font fail, you can do further font-stacking with common fonts. Simply call on the fonts in your order of preference as explained below, keeping your self-hosted font as the first font in the stack.<br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry removal-2">Web safe fonts</h3><br /> <br /> If specifying fonts is not a high priority for you, an easier solution is to font-stack with “web safe” fonts. These are common fonts that you list in order of preference, typically in a list ending either in “serif” or “sans-serif” as a back-up, as seen above. For instance, if you want your user to see the Georgia font, but are comfortable with any serif font displaying, then in your CSS and HTML files, you can simply remove all references to the Google fonts as above, and state something like this wherever a font is called (search for any reference to “font-family”):<br /> <br /> <pre>font-family: ‘Georgia’, ‘Times New Roman’, serif;</pre><br /> <br /> If the user’s system contains the Georgia font, that should display, if not, it will fall back on Times New Roman, or finally on the system-default serif font. List your favorite web-safe serif or san-serif fonts according to similarity and preference. W3 has a useful article[https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css_websafe_fonts.asp] listing and displaying web safe fonts for you to choose from.<br /> <br /> That's it! You've liberated your website and visitors from a Google tracker!</span><br /> <br /> == Replacements ==<br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-1">Fontello</h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-1">http://fontello.com/</span><br /> <span class="description entry solution-1">Fontello is a collection of icons that you can download and self-host on your website to call on as you would a font.</span> <br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-2">Font Squirrel</h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-2">https://www.fontsquirrel.com/</span><br /> <span class="entry solution-2 description">Font Squirrel is a popular service which enables you to download fonts to self-host on your website as specified above.</span><br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-3">Practical Typography</h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-3">https://practicaltypography.com/free-fonts.html</span><br /> <span class="entry solution-3 description">Practical Typography provides a small selection of open license fonts to download and self-host on your website as specified above.</span></div>

Vecna https://wiki.fuckoffgoogle.de/index.php?title=Replacement_Analytics&diff=1007 Replacement Analytics 2019-03-06T22:22:55Z

<p>Vecna: Created page with "== Analytics == <span class="problem">HERE GOES THE DESCRIPTION OF THE ISSUE</span> == Replacements == <span class="intro">HERE GOES AN INTRODUCTION TO THE SOLUTIONS</span>..."</p> <hr /> <div>== Analytics ==<br /> <span class="problem">HERE GOES THE DESCRIPTION OF THE ISSUE</span><br /> <br /> == Replacements ==<br /> <br /> <span class="intro">HERE GOES AN INTRODUCTION TO THE SOLUTIONS</span><br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-1">Fontello</h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-1">http://fontello.com/</span><br /> <span class="description entry solution-1">Fontello is a collection of icons and you can download your package</span> <br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-2">Font Squirrel</h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-2">https://www.fontsquirrel.com/</span><br /> <span class="entry solution-2 description">Font Squirrel provides free font and permits to download your local package of fonts</span></div>

Vecna https://wiki.fuckoffgoogle.de/index.php?title=InclusionsReplacement&diff=979 InclusionsReplacement 2018-12-09T01:17:40Z

<p>Vecna: </p> <hr /> <div>This page address the third party resources loaded by Google. It is created as part of a mapping and awareness campaign, it include few technicalities for internal usage or related to Google products. <br /> <br /> == Google third party inclusions ==<br /> <br /> With Google third party inclusions we talk about all the Google services which effect is making a browser web connecting to Google infrastructure when the person navigating is willingly going on a website which do not belong to Google.<br /> <br /> ==== External resources ====<br /> <br /> Others group already address, among the many, Google monopoly. <br /> [https://nomoregoogle.com No More Google], [https://switching.social/ switching.social], [https://medium.com/@TheSuperSagor/google-alternative-websites-b0372c9694d and this article is a quite big list].<br /> <br /> ==== Format Example ====<br /> <br /> If you connect to <code>https://www.mozilla.org</code> and you are running a tool on your browser to spot third party trackers ([https://www.technologyreview.com/s/601488/largest-study-of-online-tracking-proves-google-really-is-watching-us-all/ https://www.technologyreview.com/s/601488/largest-study-of-online-tracking-proves-google-really-is-watching-us-all/], G. is the monopolist of those) you might see, on 11 October 2018, a connection to YouTube (this belong to Google infrastructure)<br /> <br /> == Our "attribution logic" ==<br /> <br /> When we do a technical analysis we see only domain names, such as <code>google-analytics.com</code>, but the information we want is the company name (Google) and the product name (Analytics). This example is the simplest, other Google product have domain names without having <code>google</code> in their name, and the product is attributed by looking at the URL. <br /> <br /> The list used is currently this, and should be maintained/verify if is updated: [https://github.com/vecna/invi.sible.link/blob/master/lib/company.js#L570 company.js], and the attributing of Google product is made based on URL schema and domain name, this should be updated and verify too: [https://github.com/vecna/invi.sible.link/blob/master/lib/google.js#L16 google.js]<br /> <br /> ====== Product list (and their replacement) ======<br /> <br /> The pages linked (the one who starts with "Replacement" are a standard format, please update the by copying the example in the page.<br /> <br /> * Google Fonts, [[Replacement Fonts]] <br /> * Google DoubleClick, [[Replacement ADS]]<br /> * Google Analytics [[Replacement Analytics]]<br /> * Google Tag Manager (still unclear what is it, we need an analysis), please update [https://github.com/tracking-exposed/krgotrex/issues/13 this issue]<br /> * Google ADS, [[Replacement ADS]]<br /> * Google translate, [[Replacement Translate]]<br /> * Google Captcha, [[Replacement Captcha]]<br /> * YouTube, [[Replacement Video]]<br /> * Google Maps [[Replacement Maps]]<br /> * Google webmaster tools (still unclear what is it, we need an analysis), please update [https://github.com/tracking-exposed/krgotrex/issues/13 this issue]<br /> * Google AMP [[Replacement AMP]]<br /> * BlogSpot [[Replacement BlogSpot]]<br /> * Google +1, well, this is already dead ;)<br /> * Google CDN [[Replacement CDN]]<br /> * Login with Google [[Replacement Login]]<br /> * Google Loader (still unclear what is it, we need an analysis), please update [https://github.com/tracking-exposed/krgotrex/issues/13 this issue]<br /> <br /> == Replacement methodology ==<br /> <br /> Wanna help?<br /> <br /> # Pick a product, <br /> # Ask yourself: ''Is it a service?'': look at the privacy policy, ''Is it a software?'': look at the technical specification.<br /> # Write a small summary, find the most accessible product link.<br /> # Open the page about the product replacements and add a new product.<br /> <br /> ====== TO BE PROCESSED ======<br /> <br /> This is the list of services and companies which should be analyzed and described in the pages above.<br /> <br /> <br /> # Google Fonts, <br /> ## https://practicaltypography.com/free-fonts.html<br /> # Google DoubleClick, <br /> # Google Analytics <br /> ## https://matomo.org/<br /> ## https://amplitude.com/<br /> ## http://openwebanalytics.com/<br /> ## https://simpleanalytics.io/<br /> ## https://usefathom.com/<br /> # Google Tag Manager <br /> # Google ADS, <br /> ## https://buysellads.com/<br /> # Google translate, <br /> ## http://www.wordreference.com/<br /> ## https://deepl.com/<br /> ## http://www.wordreference.com/<br /> # Google Captcha, <br /> # YouTube<br /> ## https://vimeo.com/<br /> ## https://joinpeertube.org/<br /> ## https://dailymotion.com/<br /> ## https://d.tube/<br /> # Google Maps <br /> ## https://leafletjs.com/<br /> ## https://mapbox.com/<br /> ## https://www.mapcat.com/<br /> ## https://www.nextzen.org/<br /> # Google webmaster tools (these tools are for advertising capabilities and functionalities, you should select them by their ethics, and we should only suggest services with strong ethical code. '''Targeted advertising is not OK''')<br /> ## http://media.net/<br /> ## https://propellerads.com/<br /> ## http://www.revcontent.com/<br /> # Google AMP <br /> # BlogSpot <br /> ## https://ghost.org/<br /> ## http://www.squarespace.com/<br /> ## http://shufflehex.com/<br /> # Google CDN <br /> # Login with Google '''most of the time you don't need it, but...'''<br /> ## https://authy.com/<br /> ## https://github.com/andOTP/andOTP<br /> ## https://lastpass.com/auth<br /> ## https://bitwarden.com/<br /> ## http://duo.com/<br /> # Google Loader</div>

Vecna https://wiki.fuckoffgoogle.de/index.php?title=InclusionsReplacement&diff=961 InclusionsReplacement 2018-11-08T15:15:51Z

<p>Vecna: </p> <hr /> <div>This page address the third party resources loaded by Google. It is created as part of a mapping and awareness campaign, it include few technicalities for internal usage or related to Google products. <br /> <br /> == Google third party inclusions ==<br /> <br /> With Google third party inclusions we talk about all the Google services which effect is making a browser web connecting to Google infrastructure when the person navigating is willingly going on a website which do not belong to Google.<br /> <br /> ==== External resources ====<br /> <br /> Others group already address, among the many, Google monopoly. <br /> [https://nomoregoogle.com No More Google], [https://switching.social/ switching.social], [https://medium.com/@TheSuperSagor/google-alternative-websites-b0372c9694d and this article is a quite big list].<br /> <br /> ==== Format Example ====<br /> <br /> If you connect to <code>https://www.mozilla.org</code> and you are running a tool on your browser to spot third party trackers ([https://www.technologyreview.com/s/601488/largest-study-of-online-tracking-proves-google-really-is-watching-us-all/ https://www.technologyreview.com/s/601488/largest-study-of-online-tracking-proves-google-really-is-watching-us-all/], G. is the monopolist of those) you might see, on 11 October 2018, a connection to YouTube (this belong to Google infrastructure)<br /> <br /> == Our "attribution logic" ==<br /> <br /> When we do a technical analysis we see only domain names, such as <code>google-analytics.com</code>, but the information we want is the company name (Google) and the product name (Analytics). This example is the simplest, other Google product have domain names without having <code>google</code> in their name, and the product is attributed by looking at the URL. <br /> <br /> The list used is currently this, and should be maintained/verify if is updated: [https://github.com/vecna/invi.sible.link/blob/master/lib/company.js#L570 company.js], and the attributing of Google product is made based on URL schema and domain name, this should be updated and verify too: [https://github.com/vecna/invi.sible.link/blob/master/lib/google.js#L16 google.js]<br /> <br /> ====== Product list (and their replacement) ======<br /> <br /> The pages linked (the one who starts with "Replacement" are a standard format, please update the by copying the example in the page.<br /> <br /> * Google Fonts, [[Replacement Fonts]] <br /> * Google DoubleClick, [[Replacement ADS]]<br /> * Google Analytics [[Replacement Analytics]]<br /> * Google Tag Manager (still unclear what is it, we need an analysis), please update [https://github.com/tracking-exposed/krgotrex/issues/13 this issue]<br /> * Google ADS, [[Replacement ADS]]<br /> * Google translate, [[Replacement Translate]]<br /> * Google Captcha, [[Replacement Captcha]]<br /> * YouTube, [[Replacement Video]]<br /> * Google Maps [[Replacement Maps]]<br /> * Google webmaster tools (still unclear what is it, we need an analysis), please update [https://github.com/tracking-exposed/krgotrex/issues/13 this issue]<br /> * Google AMP [[Replacement AMP]]<br /> * BlogSpot [[Replacement BlogSpot]]<br /> * Google +1, well, this is already dead ;)<br /> * Google CDN [[Replacement CDN]]<br /> * Login with Google [[Replacement Login]]<br /> * Google Loader (still unclear what is it, we need an analysis), please update [https://github.com/tracking-exposed/krgotrex/issues/13 this issue]<br /> <br /> == Replacement methodology ==<br /> <br /> Wanna help?<br /> <br /> # Pick a product, <br /> # Ask yourself: ''Is it a service?'': look at the privacy policy, ''Is it a software?'': look at the technical specification.<br /> # Write a small summary, find the most accessible product link.<br /> # Open the page about the product replacements and add a new product.<br /> <br /> ====== TO BE PROCESSED ======<br /> <br /> This is the list of services and companies which should be analyzed and described in the pages above.<br /> <br /> <br /> # Google Fonts, <br /> # Google DoubleClick, <br /> # Google Analytics <br /> ## https://matomo.org/<br /> ## https://amplitude.com/<br /> ## http://openwebanalytics.com/<br /> ## https://simpleanalytics.io/<br /> ## https://usefathom.com/<br /> # Google Tag Manager <br /> # Google ADS, <br /> ## https://buysellads.com/<br /> # Google translate, <br /> ## http://www.wordreference.com/<br /> ## https://deepl.com/<br /> ## http://www.wordreference.com/<br /> # Google Captcha, <br /> # YouTube<br /> ## https://vimeo.com/<br /> ## https://joinpeertube.org/<br /> ## https://dailymotion.com/<br /> ## https://d.tube/<br /> # Google Maps <br /> ## https://leafletjs.com/<br /> ## https://mapbox.com/<br /> ## https://www.mapcat.com/<br /> ## https://www.nextzen.org/<br /> # Google webmaster tools (these tools are for advertising capabilities and functionalities, you should select them by their ethics, and we should only suggest services with strong ethical code. '''Targeted advertising is not OK''')<br /> ## http://media.net/<br /> ## https://propellerads.com/<br /> ## http://www.revcontent.com/<br /> # Google AMP <br /> # BlogSpot <br /> ## https://ghost.org/<br /> ## http://www.squarespace.com/<br /> ## http://shufflehex.com/<br /> # Google CDN <br /> # Login with Google '''most of the time you don't need it, but...'''<br /> ## https://authy.com/<br /> ## https://github.com/andOTP/andOTP<br /> ## https://lastpass.com/auth<br /> ## https://bitwarden.com/<br /> ## http://duo.com/<br /> # Google Loader</div>

Vecna https://wiki.fuckoffgoogle.de/index.php?title=InclusionsReplacement&diff=960 InclusionsReplacement 2018-11-08T15:15:04Z

<p>Vecna: </p> <hr /> <div>This page address the third party resources loaded by Google. It is created as part of a mapping and awareness campaign, it include few technicalities for internal usage or related to Google products. <br /> <br /> == Google third party inclusions ==<br /> <br /> With Google third party inclusions we talk about all the Google services which effect is making a browser web connecting to Google infrastructure when the person navigating is willingly going on a website which do not belong to Google.<br /> <br /> ==== External resources ====<br /> <br /> Others group already address, among the many, Google monopoly. <br /> [https://nomoregoogle.com No More Google], [https://switching.social/ switching.social], [https://medium.com/@TheSuperSagor/google-alternative-websites-b0372c9694d and this article is a quite big list].<br /> <br /> ==== Format Example ====<br /> <br /> If you connect to <code>https://www.mozilla.org</code> and you are running a tool on your browser to spot third party trackers ([https://www.technologyreview.com/s/601488/largest-study-of-online-tracking-proves-google-really-is-watching-us-all/ https://www.technologyreview.com/s/601488/largest-study-of-online-tracking-proves-google-really-is-watching-us-all/], G. is the monopolist of those) you might see, on 11 October 2018, a connection to YouTube (this belong to Google infrastructure)<br /> <br /> == Our "attribution logic" ==<br /> <br /> When we do a technical analysis we see only domain names, such as <code>google-analytics.com</code>, but the information we want is the company name (Google) and the product name (Analytics). This example is the simplest, other Google product have domain names without having <code>google</code> in their name, and the product is attributed by looking at the URL. <br /> <br /> The list used is currently this, and should be maintained/verify if is updated: [https://github.com/vecna/invi.sible.link/blob/master/lib/company.js#L570 company.js], and the attributing of Google product is made based on URL schema and domain name, this should be updated and verify too: [https://github.com/vecna/invi.sible.link/blob/master/lib/google.js#L16 google.js]<br /> <br /> ====== Product list (and their replacement) ======<br /> <br /> The pages linked (the one who starts with "Replacement" are a standard format, please update the by copying the example in the page.<br /> <br /> * Google Fonts, [[Replacement Fonts]] <br /> * Google DoubleClick, [[Replacement ADS]]<br /> * Google Analytics [[Replacement Analytics]]<br /> * Google Tag Manager (still unclear what is it, we need an analysis), please update [https://github.com/tracking-exposed/krgotrex/issues/13 this issue]<br /> * Google ADS, [[Replacement ADS]]<br /> * Google translate, [[Replacement Translate]]<br /> * Google Captcha, [[Replacement Captcha]]<br /> * YouTube, [[Replacement Video]]<br /> * Google Maps [[Replacement Maps]]<br /> * Google webmaster tools (still unclear what is it, we need an analysis), please update [https://github.com/tracking-exposed/krgotrex/issues/13 this issue]<br /> * Google AMP [[Replacement AMP]]<br /> * BlogSpot [[Replacement BlogSpot]]<br /> * Google +1, well, this is already dead ;)<br /> * Google CDN [[Replacement CDN]]<br /> * Login with Google [[Replacement Login]]<br /> * Google Loader (still unclear what is it, we need an analysis), please update [https://github.com/tracking-exposed/krgotrex/issues/13 this issue]<br /> <br /> == Replacement methodology ==<br /> <br /> Wanna help?<br /> <br /> # Pick a product, <br /> # Ask yourself: ''Is it a service?'': look at the privacy policy, ''Is it a software?'': look at the technical specification.<br /> # Write a small summary, find the most accessible product link.<br /> # Open the page about the product replacements and add a new product.<br /> <br /> ====== TO BE PROCESSED ======<br /> <br /> This is the list of services and companies which should be analyzed and described in the pages above.<br /> <br /> <br /> # Google Fonts, <br /> # Google DoubleClick, <br /> # Google Analytics <br /> ## https://matomo.org/<br /> ## https://amplitude.com/<br /> ## http://openwebanalytics.com/<br /> ## https://simpleanalytics.io/<br /> ## https://usefathom.com/<br /> # Google Tag Manager <br /> # Google ADS, <br /> ## https://buysellads.com/<br /> # Google translate, <br /> ## http://www.wordreference.com/<br /> ## https://deepl.com/<br /> ## http://www.wordreference.com/<br /> # Google Captcha, <br /> # YouTube<br /> ## https://vimeo.com/<br /> ## https://joinpeertube.org/<br /> ## https://dailymotion.com/<br /> ## https://d.tube/<br /> # Google Maps <br /> ## https://leafletjs.com/<br /> ## https://mapbox.com/<br /> ## https://www.mapcat.com/<br /> ## https://www.nextzen.org/<br /> # Google webmaster tools (these tools are for advertising capabilities and functionalities, you should select them by their ethics, and we should only suggest services with strong ethical code. **Targeted advertising is not OK**)<br /> ## http://media.net/<br /> ## https://propellerads.com/<br /> ## http://www.revcontent.com/<br /> # Google AMP <br /> # BlogSpot <br /> ## https://ghost.org/<br /> ## http://www.squarespace.com/<br /> ## http://shufflehex.com/<br /> # Google CDN <br /> # Login with Google **most of the time you don't need it, but...**<br /> ## https://authy.com/<br /> ## https://github.com/andOTP/andOTP<br /> ## https://lastpass.com/auth<br /> ## https://bitwarden.com/<br /> ## http://duo.com/<br /> # Google Loader</div>

Vecna https://wiki.fuckoffgoogle.de/index.php?title=InclusionsReplacement&diff=959 InclusionsReplacement 2018-11-08T15:07:16Z

<p>Vecna: </p> <hr /> <div>This page address the third party resources loaded by Google. It is created as part of a mapping and awareness campaign, it include few technicalities for internal usage or related to Google products. <br /> <br /> == Google third party inclusions ==<br /> <br /> With Google third party inclusions we talk about all the Google services which effect is making a browser web connecting to Google infrastructure when the person navigating is willingly going on a website which do not belong to Google.<br /> <br /> ==== External resources ====<br /> <br /> Others group already address, among the many, Google monopoly. <br /> [https://nomoregoogle.com No More Google], [https://switching.social/ switching.social], [https://medium.com/@TheSuperSagor/google-alternative-websites-b0372c9694d and this article is a quite big list].<br /> <br /> ==== Format Example ====<br /> <br /> If you connect to <code>https://www.mozilla.org</code> and you are running a tool on your browser to spot third party trackers ([https://www.technologyreview.com/s/601488/largest-study-of-online-tracking-proves-google-really-is-watching-us-all/ https://www.technologyreview.com/s/601488/largest-study-of-online-tracking-proves-google-really-is-watching-us-all/], G. is the monopolist of those) you might see, on 11 October 2018, a connection to YouTube (this belong to Google infrastructure)<br /> <br /> == Our "attribution logic" ==<br /> <br /> When we do a technical analysis we see only domain names, such as <code>google-analytics.com</code>, but the information we want is the company name (Google) and the product name (Analytics). This example is the simplest, other Google product have domain names without having <code>google</code> in their name, and the product is attributed by looking at the URL. <br /> <br /> The list used is currently this, and should be maintained/verify if is updated: [https://github.com/vecna/invi.sible.link/blob/master/lib/company.js#L570 company.js], and the attributing of Google product is made based on URL schema and domain name, this should be updated and verify too: [https://github.com/vecna/invi.sible.link/blob/master/lib/google.js#L16 google.js]<br /> <br /> ====== Product list (and their replacement) ======<br /> <br /> The pages linked (the one who starts with "Replacement" are a standard format, please update the by copying the example in the page.<br /> <br /> * Google Fonts, [[Replacement Fonts]] <br /> * Google DoubleClick, [[Replacement ADS]]<br /> * Google Analytics [[Replacement Analytics]]<br /> * Google Tag Manager (still unclear what is it, we need an analysis), please update [https://github.com/tracking-exposed/krgotrex/issues/13 this issue]<br /> * Google ADS, [[Replacement ADS]]<br /> * Google translate, [[Replacement Translate]]<br /> * Google Captcha, [[Replacement Captcha]]<br /> * YouTube, [[Replacement Video]]<br /> * Google Maps [[Replacement Maps]]<br /> * Google webmaster tools (still unclear what is it, we need an analysis), please update [https://github.com/tracking-exposed/krgotrex/issues/13 this issue]<br /> * Google AMP [[Replacement AMP]]<br /> * BlogSpot [[Replacement BlogSpot]]<br /> * Google +1, well, this is already dead ;)<br /> * Google CDN [[Replacement CDN]]<br /> * Login with Google [[Replacement Login]]<br /> * Google Loader (still unclear what is it, we need an analysis), please update [https://github.com/tracking-exposed/krgotrex/issues/13 this issue]<br /> <br /> == Replacement methodology ==<br /> <br /> Wanna help?<br /> <br /> # Pick a product, <br /> # Ask yourself: ''Is it a service?'': look at the privacy policy, ''Is it a software?'': look at the technical specification.<br /> # Write a small summary, find the most accessible product link.<br /> # Open the page about the product replacements and add a new product.<br /> <br /> ====== TO BE PROCESSED ======<br /> <br /> This is the list of services and companies which should be analyzed and described in the pages above.<br /> <br /> # Google Fonts, <br /> # Google DoubleClick, <br /> # Google Analytics <br /> ## https://matomo.org/<br /> ## https://amplitude.com/<br /> ## http://openwebanalytics.com/<br /> ## https://simpleanalytics.io/<br /> ## https://usefathom.com/<br /> # Google Tag Manager <br /> # Google ADS, <br /> ## https://buysellads.com/<br /> # Google translate, <br /> ## http://www.wordreference.com/<br /> ## https://deepl.com/<br /> ## http://www.wordreference.com/<br /> # Google Captcha, <br /> # YouTube<br /> ## https://vimeo.com/<br /> ## https://joinpeertube.org/<br /> ## https://dailymotion.com/<br /> ## https://d.tube/<br /> # Google Maps <br /> ## https://leafletjs.com/<br /> ## https://mapbox.com/<br /> ## https://www.mapcat.com/<br /> ## https://www.nextzen.org/<br /> # Google webmaster tools <br /> # Google AMP <br /> # BlogSpot <br /> ## https://ghost.org/<br /> ## http://www.squarespace.com/<br /> # Google CDN <br /> # Login with Google **most of the time you don't need it, but...**<br /> ## https://authy.com/<br /> ## https://github.com/andOTP/andOTP<br /> ## https://lastpass.com/auth<br /> ## http://duo.com/<br /> # Google Loader</div>

Vecna https://wiki.fuckoffgoogle.de/index.php?title=InclusionsReplacement&diff=958 InclusionsReplacement 2018-11-08T14:52:36Z

<p>Vecna: </p> <hr /> <div>This page address the third party resources loaded by Google. It is created as part of a mapping and awareness campaign, it include few technicalities for internal usage or related to Google products. <br /> <br /> == Google third party inclusions ==<br /> <br /> With Google third party inclusions we talk about all the Google services which effect is making a browser web connecting to Google infrastructure when the person navigating is willingly going on a website which do not belong to Google.<br /> <br /> ==== External resources ====<br /> <br /> Others group already address, among the many, Google monopoly. <br /> [https://nomoregoogle.com No More Google], [https://switching.social/ switching.social], [https://medium.com/@TheSuperSagor/google-alternative-websites-b0372c9694d and this article is a quite big list].<br /> <br /> ==== Format Example ====<br /> <br /> If you connect to <code>https://www.mozilla.org</code> and you are running a tool on your browser to spot third party trackers ([https://www.technologyreview.com/s/601488/largest-study-of-online-tracking-proves-google-really-is-watching-us-all/ https://www.technologyreview.com/s/601488/largest-study-of-online-tracking-proves-google-really-is-watching-us-all/], G. is the monopolist of those) you might see, on 11 October 2018, a connection to YouTube (this belong to Google infrastructure)<br /> <br /> == Our "attribution logic" ==<br /> <br /> When we do a technical analysis we see only domain names, such as <code>google-analytics.com</code>, but the information we want is the company name (Google) and the product name (Analytics). This example is the simplest, other Google product have domain names without having <code>google</code> in their name, and the product is attributed by looking at the URL. <br /> <br /> The list used is currently this, and should be maintained/verify if is updated: [https://github.com/vecna/invi.sible.link/blob/master/lib/company.js#L570 company.js], and the attributing of Google product is made based on URL schema and domain name, this should be updated and verify too: [https://github.com/vecna/invi.sible.link/blob/master/lib/google.js#L16 google.js]<br /> <br /> == Methodology ==<br /> <br /> This list stay in a dedicate format, because should be machine readable, the methodology consists in:<br /> <br /> # Pick a product, <br /> # Ask yourself: ''Is it a service?'': look at the privacy policy, ''Is it a software?'': look at the technical specification.<br /> # Write a small summary, find the most accessible product link.<br /> # Open the page about the product replacements and add a new product.<br /> <br /> ====== Product list (and their replacement) ======<br /> <br /> The pages linked (the one who starts with "Replacement" are a standard format, please update the by copying the example in the page.<br /> <br /> * Google Fonts, [[Replacement Fonts]] <br /> * Google DoubleClick, [[Replacement ADS]]<br /> * Google Analytics [[Replacement Analytics]]<br /> * Google Tag Manager (still unclear what is it, we need an analysis), please update [https://github.com/tracking-exposed/krgotrex/issues/13 this issue]<br /> * Google ADS, [[Replacement ADS]]<br /> * Google translate, [[Replacement Translate]]<br /> * Google Captcha, [[Replacement Captcha]]<br /> * YouTube, [[Replacement Video]]<br /> * Google Maps [[Replacement Maps]]<br /> * Google webmaster tools (still unclear what is it, we need an analysis), please update [https://github.com/tracking-exposed/krgotrex/issues/13 this issue]<br /> * Google AMP [[Replacement AMP]]<br /> * BlogSpot [[Replacement BlogSpot]]<br /> * Google +1, well, this is already dead ;)<br /> * Google CDN [[Replacement CDN]]<br /> * Login with Google [[Replacement Login]]<br /> * Google Loader (still unclear what is it, we need an analysis), please update [https://github.com/tracking-exposed/krgotrex/issues/13 this issue]<br /> <br /> ====== TO BE PROCESSED ======<br /> <br /> This is the list of services and companies which should be analyzed and described in the pages above.</div>

Vecna https://wiki.fuckoffgoogle.de/index.php?title=GoogleOnKreuzbergTrackingExposed&diff=957 GoogleOnKreuzbergTrackingExposed 2018-11-08T14:52:10Z

<p>Vecna: /* How does it work ? */</p> <hr /> <div>Welcome, this page is the backend coordination for [https://kreuzberg.google.tracking.exposed kreuzberg.google.tracking.exposed].<br /> <br /> <br /> == Concept ==<br /> <br /> Kreuzberg people are annoyed by Google's gentrification power.<br /> <br /> This is an opportunity to talk about Corporate Internet surveillance, as long as other three topics: Smart City (and the freedom of their citizen), [https://www.businessinsider.de/googles-creepy-data-video-the-selfish-ledger-leaked-to-the-verge-2018-5](Datafication of the life), Gentrification and the start-up delusion. <br /> <br /> Google power depends on two kinds of data: the one we will give to them (when we use the Google search engine when we use Gmail or Gmap when we pick youtube instead of some alternative) and the data Google acquire because has infiltrated the technology. For example, if you open a website and that contains google analytics, means your visitor which you assume are sharing data (this, interests, thus, power for who can use it) with you, '''SURPRISE''' also Google is lurking there.<br /> <br /> Then what? Fuck off Google not just from the Kreuzberg neighbor, but also to the Kreuzberg websites. Contest the Giant in the only environment where dominate: the web <br /> <br /> == How does it work ? ==<br /> <br /> The technical pipeline to get data from openstreetmap is here: https://github.com/tracking-exposed/krgotrex/wiki/Map-building-and-bin-*.js<br /> <br /> The functionalities which permit to check every website you want, is here: https://github.com/tracking-exposed/krgotrex/wiki/API-(web-JSON)<br /> <br /> == Why do this ? ==<br /> <br /> In order to display how Google infiltrated the technological stack. We can use technology which is under our control, which do not sell our users, but we should do a bit more effort when we decide our technologies.<br /> <br /> This website want ultimately increase the '''culture''' on technological choice. Aggregate tech-savvy berliners, offer a resource for a community, organize technical assistance for the entities which need to de-googlify themselves.<br /> <br /> == What next? ==<br /> <br /> * write a clear mission statement<br /> * use the [https://github.com/vecna/kzbrg/issues issue trackers] to follow up the needs, mods, update necessary for the people doing local advocacy<br /> * publish the German-only version of the site<br /> * increase the amount of tested website<br /> * explain also for nontechnical audience why gmail is not there, what is third-party tracking<br /> * '''Your Call!''', communication, logo, differentiate the content in the different websites. Up to your suggestion</div>

Vecna https://wiki.fuckoffgoogle.de/index.php?title=InclusionsReplacement&diff=945 InclusionsReplacement 2018-10-31T15:09:35Z

<p>Vecna: ui</p> <hr /> <div>This page address the third party resources loaded by Google. It is created as part of a mapping and awareness campaign, it include few technicalities for internal usage or related to Google products. <br /> <br /> == Google third party inclusions ==<br /> <br /> With Google third party inclusions we talk about all the Google services which effect is making a browser web connecting to Google infrastructure when the person navigating is willingly going on a website which do not belong to Google.<br /> <br /> ==== External resources ====<br /> <br /> Others group already address, among the many, Google monopoly. <br /> [https://nomoregoogle.com No More Google], [https://switching.social/ switching.social], [https://medium.com/@TheSuperSagor/google-alternative-websites-b0372c9694d and this article is a quite big list].<br /> <br /> ==== Format Example ====<br /> <br /> If you connect to <code>https://www.mozilla.org</code> and you are running a tool on your browser to spot third party trackers ([https://www.technologyreview.com/s/601488/largest-study-of-online-tracking-proves-google-really-is-watching-us-all/ https://www.technologyreview.com/s/601488/largest-study-of-online-tracking-proves-google-really-is-watching-us-all/], G. is the monopolist of those) you might see, on 11 October 2018, a connection to YouTube (this belong to Google infrastructure)<br /> <br /> == Our "attribution logic" ==<br /> <br /> When we do a technical analysis we see only domain names, such as <code>google-analytics.com</code>, but the information we want is the company name (Google) and the product name (Analytics). This example is the simplest, other Google product have domain names without having <code>google</code> in their name, and the product is attributed by looking at the URL. <br /> <br /> The list used is currently this, and should be maintained/verify if is updated: [https://github.com/vecna/invi.sible.link/blob/master/lib/company.js#L570 company.js], and the attributing of Google product is made based on URL schema and domain name, this should be updated and verify too: [https://github.com/vecna/invi.sible.link/blob/master/lib/google.js#L16 google.js]<br /> <br /> == Methodology ==<br /> <br /> This list stay in a dedicate format, because should be machine readable, the methodology consists in:<br /> <br /> # Pick a product, <br /> # Ask yourself: ''Is it a service?'': look at the privacy policy, ''Is it a software?'': look at the technical specification.<br /> # Write a small summary, find the most accessible product link.<br /> # Open the page about the product replacements and add a new product.<br /> <br /> ====== Product list (and their replacement) ======<br /> <br /> The pages linked (the one who starts with "Replacement" are a standard format, please update the by copying the example in the page.<br /> <br /> * Google Fonts, [[Replacement Fonts]] <br /> * Google DoubleClick, [[Replacement ADS]]<br /> * Google Analytics [[Replacement Analytics]]<br /> * Google Tag Manager (still unclear what is it, we need an analysis), please update [https://github.com/tracking-exposed/krgotrex/issues/13 this issue]<br /> * Google ADS, [[Replacement ADS]]<br /> * Google translate, [[Replacement Translate]]<br /> * Google Captcha, [[Replacement Captcha]]<br /> * YouTube, [[Replacement Video]]<br /> * Google Maps [[Replacement Maps]]<br /> * Google webmaster tools (still unclear what is it, we need an analysis), please update [https://github.com/tracking-exposed/krgotrex/issues/13 this issue]<br /> * Google AMP [[Replacement AMP]]<br /> * BlogSpot [[Replacement BlogSpot]]<br /> * Google +1, well, this is already dead<br /> * Google CDN [[Replacement CDN]]<br /> * Login with Google [[Replacement Login]]<br /> * Google Loader (still unclear what is it, we need an analysis), please update [https://github.com/tracking-exposed/krgotrex/issues/13 this issue]</div>

Vecna https://wiki.fuckoffgoogle.de/index.php?title=Replacement_Fonts&diff=944 Replacement Fonts 2018-10-31T14:57:06Z

<p>Vecna: </p> <hr /> <div>== Fonts ==<br /> <span class="problem">The Font is the shape of the letter appearing in the website. A web developer designing the pages, tried to pick the best based on style and readability. Our devices have many fonts, but for a web developer, a lots of time, is simpler pick a theme. Because of technical reasons, G. begun to serve these font from its own Cloud. '''Follow the money!''' Google serve fonts, Theme developer uses these fonts, web developer pick themes, web owner pay the web developer, users of the web page are tracker by Google when they navigate on the pages, Google profit on studying users behavior.</span><br /> <br /> == Replacements ==<br /> <br /> <span class="intro">To remove the Google fonts in the website, you should find in the .css and .html files all the reference to a '.ttf' inclusion (yes this is difficult on purpose, figure out our target audicene and the amount of web developing resources is still a point to address)</span><br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-1">Fontello</h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-1">http://fontello.com/</span><br /> <span class="description entry solution-1">Fontello is a collection of icons and you can download your package</span> <br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-2">Font Squirrel</h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-2">https://www.fontsquirrel.com/</span><br /> <span class="entry solution-2 description">Font Squirrel provides free font and permits to download your local package of fonts</span></div>

Vecna https://wiki.fuckoffgoogle.de/index.php?title=Replacement_Fonts&diff=943 Replacement Fonts 2018-10-31T14:56:05Z

<p>Vecna: </p> <hr /> <div>== Fonts ==<br /> <span class="problem"><br /> <br /> The Font is the shape of the letter appearing in the website. A web developer designing the pages, tried to pick the best based on style and readability. Our devices have many fonts, but for a web developer, a lots of time, is simpler pick a theme. Because of technical reasons, G. begun to serve these font from its own Cloud.<br /> <br /> '''Follow the money!''' Google serve fonts, Theme developer uses these fonts, web developer pick themes, web owner pay the web developer, users of the web page are tracker by Google when they navigate on the pages, Google profit on studying users behavior.<br /> </span><br /> <br /> == Replacements ==<br /> <br /> <span class="intro"><br /> To remove the Google fonts in the website, you should find in the .css and .html files all the reference to a '.ttf' inclusion (yes this is difficult on purpose, figure out our target audicene and the amount of web developing resources is still a point to address)<br /> </span><br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-1">Fontello</h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-1">http://fontello.com/</span><br /> <span class="description entry solution-1">Fontello is a collection of icons and you can download your package</span> <br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-2">Font Squirrel</h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-2">https://www.fontsquirrel.com/</span><br /> <span class="entry solution-2 description">Font Squirrel provides free font and permits to download your local package of fonts</span></div>

Vecna https://wiki.fuckoffgoogle.de/index.php?title=Replacement_Fonts&diff=942 Replacement Fonts 2018-10-31T14:29:37Z

<p>Vecna: </p> <hr /> <div>== Fonts ==<br /> <span class="problem"><br /> <br /> The Font is the shape of the letter appearing in the website. A web developer designing the pages, tried to pick the best based on style and readability. Our devices have many fonts, but for a web developer, a lots of time, is simpler pick a theme. Because of technical reasons, G. begun to serve these font from its own Cloud.<br /> <br /> '''Follow the money!''' Google serve fonts, Theme developer uses these fonts, web developer pick themes, web owner pay the web developer, users of the web page are tracker by Google when they navigate on the pages, Google profit on studying users behavior.<br /> </span><br /> <br /> == Replacements ==<br /> <br /> <span class="intro"><br /> To remove the Google fonts in the website, you should find in the .css and .html files all the reference to a '.ttf' inclusion (yes this is difficult on purpose, figure out our target audicene and the amount of web developing resources is still a point to address)<br /> </span><br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-1"> Fontello </h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-1">http://fontello.com/</span><br /> <span class="description entry solution-1">Fontello is a collection of icons and you can download your package</span> <br /> <br /> <h3 class="title entry solution-2">Font Squirrel </h3><br /> <span class="link entry solution-2">https://www.fontsquirrel.com/</span><br /> <span class="entry solution-2 description">Font Squirrel provides free font and permits to download your local package of fonts</span></div>

Vecna https://wiki.fuckoffgoogle.de/index.php?title=Replacement_Fonts&diff=941 Replacement Fonts 2018-10-31T14:08:19Z

<p>Vecna: </p> <hr /> <div>== Fonts ==<br /> <span class="problem"><br /> <br /> The Font is the shape of the letter appearing in the website. A web developer designing the pages, tried to pick the best based on style and readability. Our devices have many fonts, but for a web developer, a lots of time, is simpler pick a theme. Because of technical reasons, G. begun to serve these font from its own Cloud.<br /> <br /> '''Follow the money!''' Google serve fonts, Theme developer uses these fonts, web developer pick themes, web owner pay the web developer, users of the web page are tracker by Google when they navigate on the pages, Google profit on studying users behavior.<br /> </span><br /> <br /> == Replacements ==<br /> <br /> <span class="intro"><br /> To remove the Google fonts in the website, you should find in the .css and .html files all the reference to a '.ttf' inclusion (yes this is difficult on purpose, figure out our target audicene and the amount of web developing resources is still a point to address)<br /> </span><br /> <br /> <span class="entry"><br /> <h3> Fontello </h3><br /> <span class="link">http://fontello.com/</span><br /> <span class="description">Fontello is a collection of icons and you can download your package</span> <br /> </span><br /> <br /> <span class="entry"> <br /> <h3>Font Squirrel </h3><br /> <span class="link">https://www.fontsquirrel.com/</span><br /> <span class="description">Font Squirrel provides free font and permits to download your local package of fonts </span><br /> </span></div>

Vecna https://wiki.fuckoffgoogle.de/index.php?title=Replacement_Fonts&diff=940 Replacement Fonts 2018-10-31T12:29:56Z

<p>Vecna: </p> <hr /> <div>== Fonts ==<br /> <span class="problem"><br /> <br /> The Font is the shape of the letter appearing in the website. A web developer designing the pages, tried to pick the best based on style and readability. Our devices have many fonts, but for a web developer, a lots of time, is simpler pick a theme. Because of technical reasons, G. begun to serve these font from its own Cloud.<br /> <br /> '''Follow the money!''' Google serve fonts, Theme developer uses these fonts, web developer pick themes, web owner pay the web developer, users of the web page are tracker by Google when they navigate on the pages, Google profit on studying users behavior.<br /> </span><br /> <br /> == Replacements ==<br /> <br /> <span class="intro"><br /> To remove the Google fonts in the website, you should find in the .css and .html files all the reference to a '.ttf' inclusion (yes this is difficult on purpose, figure out our target audicene and the amount of web developing resources is still a point to address)<br /> </span><br /> <br /> <h3 class="entry"> Fontello </h3><br /> <span class="solution"><br /> link: http://fontello.com/<br /> <br /> text: Fontello is a collection of icons and you can download your package <br /> </span><br /> <br /> <h3 class="entry"> Font Squirrel </h3><br /> <span class="solution"><br /> <br /> link: https://www.fontsquirrel.com/<br /> <br /> text: Font Squirrel provides free font and permits to download your local package of fonts<br /> </span></div>

Vecna https://wiki.fuckoffgoogle.de/index.php?title=InclusionsReplacement&diff=939 InclusionsReplacement 2018-10-31T12:25:25Z

<p>Vecna: </p> <hr /> <div>This page address the third party resources loaded by Google. It is created as part of a mapping and awareness campaign, it include few technicalities for internal usage or related to Google products. <br /> <br /> == Google third party inclusions ==<br /> <br /> With Google third party inclusions we talk about all the Google services which effect is making a browser web connecting to Google infrastructure when the person navigating is willingly going on a website which do not belong to Google.<br /> <br /> ==== External resources ====<br /> <br /> Others group already address, among the many, Google monopoly. <br /> [https://nomoregoogle.com No More Google], [https://switching.social/ switching.social], ...<br /> <br /> ==== Format Example ====<br /> <br /> If you connect to <code>https://www.mozilla.org</code> and you are running a tool on your browser to spot third party trackers ([https://www.technologyreview.com/s/601488/largest-study-of-online-tracking-proves-google-really-is-watching-us-all/ https://www.technologyreview.com/s/601488/largest-study-of-online-tracking-proves-google-really-is-watching-us-all/], G. is the monopolist of those) you might see, on 11 October 2018, a connection to YouTube (this belong to Google infrastructure)<br /> <br /> == Our "attribution logic" ==<br /> <br /> When we do a technical analysis we see only domain names, such as <code>google-analytics.com</code>, but the information we want is the company name (Google) and the product name (Analytics). This example is the simplest, other Google product have domain names without having <code>google</code> in their name, and the product is attributed by looking at the URL. <br /> <br /> The list used is currently this, and should be maintained/verify if is updated: [https://github.com/vecna/invi.sible.link/blob/master/lib/company.js#L570 company.js], and the attributing of Google product is made based on URL schema and domain name, this should be updated and verify too: [https://github.com/vecna/invi.sible.link/blob/master/lib/google.js#L16 google.js]<br /> <br /> == Methodology ==<br /> <br /> This list stay in a dedicate format, because should be machine readable, the methodology consists in:<br /> <br /> # Pick a product, <br /> # Ask yourself: ''Is it a service?'': look at the privacy policy, ''Is it a software?'': look at the technical specification.<br /> # Write a small summary, find the most accessible product link.<br /> # Open the page about the product replacements and add a new product.<br /> <br /> ====== Product list (and their replacement) ======<br /> <br /> The pages linked (the one who starts with "Replacement" are a standard format, please update the by copying the example in the page.<br /> <br /> * Google Fonts, [[Replacement Fonts]] <br /> * Google DoubleClick, [[Replacement ADS]]<br /> * Google Analytics [[Replacement Analytics]]<br /> * Google Tag Manager (still unclear what is it, we need an analysis), please update [https://github.com/tracking-exposed/krgotrex/issues/13 this issue]<br /> * Google ADS, [[Replacement ADS]]<br /> * Google translate, [[Replacement Translate]]<br /> * Google Captcha, [[Replacement Captcha]]<br /> * YouTube, [[Replacement Video]]<br /> * Google Maps [[Replacement Maps]]<br /> * Google webmaster tools (still unclear what is it, we need an analysis), please update [https://github.com/tracking-exposed/krgotrex/issues/13 this issue]<br /> * Google AMP [[Replacement AMP]]<br /> * BlogSpot [[Replacement BlogSpot]]<br /> * Google +1, well, this is already dead<br /> * Google CDN [[Replacement CDN]]<br /> * Login with Google [[Replacement Login]]<br /> * Google Loader (still unclear what is it, we need an analysis), please update [https://github.com/tracking-exposed/krgotrex/issues/13 this issue]</div>

Vecna https://wiki.fuckoffgoogle.de/index.php?title=InclusionsReplacement&diff=938 InclusionsReplacement 2018-10-30T16:41:56Z

<p>Vecna: update with link for discussion (but in another platform, !!)</p> <hr /> <div>This page address the third party resources loaded by Google. It is created as part of a mapping and awareness campaign, it include few technicalities for internal usage or related to Google products. <br /> <br /> == Google third party inclusions ==<br /> <br /> With Google third party inclusions we talk about all the Google services which effect is making a browser web connecting to Google infrastructure when the person navigating is willingly going on a website which do not belong to Google.<br /> <br /> ==== External resources ====<br /> <br /> Others group already address, among the many, Google monopoly. <br /> [https://nomoregoogle.com No More Google], [https://switching.social/ switching.social], ...<br /> <br /> ==== Format Example ====<br /> <br /> If you connect to <code>https://www.mozilla.org</code> and you are running a tool on your browser to spot third party trackers ([https://www.technologyreview.com/s/601488/largest-study-of-online-tracking-proves-google-really-is-watching-us-all/ https://www.technologyreview.com/s/601488/largest-study-of-online-tracking-proves-google-really-is-watching-us-all/], G. is the monopolist of those) you might see, on 11 October 2018, a connection to YouTube (this belong to Google infrastructure)<br /> <br /> == Our collection and attribution ==<br /> <br /> The issue is in attributing a domain name, for example <code>google-analytics.com</code> to a company, Google. The list used is currently this, and should be maintained/verify if is updated: [https://github.com/vecna/invi.sible.link/blob/master/lib/company.js#L570 company.js], and the attributing of Google product is made based on URL schema and domain name, this should be updated and verify too: [https://github.com/vecna/invi.sible.link/blob/master/lib/google.js#L16 google.js]<br /> <br /> == Methodology ==<br /> <br /> This list stay in a dedicate format, because should be machine readable, the methodology consists in:<br /> <br /> 1. Pick a product <br /> 2. Look for replacement<br /> * Is it a service: look at the privacy policy<br /> * Is it a software: look at the technical specification<br /> 3. Write a small summary, find the most accessible product link<br /> 4. Open the page about the product replacements and add a new product<br /> <br /> ====== Product list (and their replacement) ======<br /> <br /> The pages linked (the one who starts with "Replacement" are a standard format, please update the by copying the example in the page.<br /> <br /> * Google Fonts, [[Replacement Fonts]] <br /> * Google DoubleClick, [[Replacement ADS]]<br /> * Google Analytics [[Replacement Analytics]]<br /> * Google Tag Manager (still unclear what is it, we need an analysis), please update [https://github.com/tracking-exposed/krgotrex/issues/13 this issue]<br /> * Google ADS, [[Replacement ADS]]<br /> * Google translate, [[Replacement Translate]]<br /> * Google Captcha, [[Replacement Captcha]]<br /> * YouTube, [[Replacement Video]]<br /> * Google Maps [[Replacement Maps]]<br /> * Google webmaster tools (still unclear what is it, we need an analysis), please update [https://github.com/tracking-exposed/krgotrex/issues/13 this issue]<br /> * Google AMP [[Replacement AMP]]<br /> * BlogSpot [[Replacement BlogSpot]]<br /> * Google +1, well, this is already dead<br /> * Google CDN [[Replacement CDN]]<br /> * Login with Google [[Replacement Login]]<br /> * Google Loader (still unclear what is it, we need an analysis), please update [https://github.com/tracking-exposed/krgotrex/issues/13 this issue]</div>

Vecna https://wiki.fuckoffgoogle.de/index.php?title=Replacement_Fonts&diff=937 Replacement Fonts 2018-10-30T12:29:11Z

<p>Vecna: </p> <hr /> <div>== Fonts ==<br /> <br /> The Font is the shape of the letter appearing in the website. A web developer designing the pages, tried to pick the best based on style and readability. Our devices have many fonts, but for a web developer, a lots of time, is simpler pick a theme. Because of technical reasons, G. begun to serve these font from its own Cloud.<br /> <br /> '''Follow the money!''' Google serve fonts, Theme developer uses these fonts, web developer pick themes, web owner pay the web developer, users of the web page are tracker by Google when they navigate on the pages, Google profit on studying users behavior.<br /> <br /> == Replacements ==<br /> <br /> To remove the Google fonts in the website, you should find in the .css and .html files all the reference to a '.ttf' inclusion (yes this is difficult on purpose, figure out our target audicene and the amount of web developing resources is still a point to address)<br /> <br /> === Fontello ===<br /> <br /> link: http://fontello.com/<br /> <br /> text: Fontello is a collection of icons and you can download your package <br /> <br /> === Font Squirrel ===<br /> <br /> link: https://www.fontsquirrel.com/<br /> <br /> text: Font Squirrel provides free font and permits to download your local package of fonts</div>

Vecna https://wiki.fuckoffgoogle.de/index.php?title=Replacement_Fonts&diff=936 Replacement Fonts 2018-10-30T12:28:53Z

<p>Vecna: Created page with "== Fonts == The Font is the shape of the letter appearing in the website. A web developer designing the pages, tried to pick the best based on style and readability. Our devi..."</p> <hr /> <div>== Fonts ==<br /> <br /> The Font is the shape of the letter appearing in the website. A web developer designing the pages, tried to pick the best based on style and readability. Our devices have many fonts, but for a web developer, a lots of time, is simpler pick a theme. Because of technical reasons, G. begun to serve these font from its own Cloud.<br /> <br /> '''Follow the money!''' Google serve fonts, Theme developer uses these fonts, web developer pick themes, web owner pay the web developer, users of the web page are tracker by Google when they navigate on the pages, Google profit on studying users behavior.<br /> <br /> == Replacements ==<br /> <br /> To remove the Google fonts in the website, you should find in the .css and .html files all the reference to a '.ttf' inclusion (yes this is difficult on purpose, figure out our target audicene and the amount of web developing resources is still a point to address)<br /> <br /> === Fontello ===<br /> <br /> link: http://fontello.com/<br /> text: Fontello is a collection of icons and you can download your package <br /> <br /> === Font Squirrel ===<br /> <br /> link: https://www.fontsquirrel.com/<br /> text: Font Squirrel provides free font and permits to download your local package of fonts</div>

Vecna https://wiki.fuckoffgoogle.de/index.php?title=InclusionsReplacement&diff=935 InclusionsReplacement 2018-10-30T11:47:55Z

<p>Vecna: update replacement links</p> <hr /> <div>This page address the third party resources loaded by Google. It is created as part of a mapping and awareness campaign, it include few technicalities for internal usage or related to Google products. <br /> <br /> == Google third party inclusions ==<br /> <br /> With Google third party inclusions we talk about all the Google services which effect is making a browser web connecting to Google infrastructure when the person navigating is willingly going on a website which do not belong to Google.<br /> <br /> ==== External resources ====<br /> <br /> Others group already address, among the many, Google monopoly. <br /> [https://nomoregoogle.com No More Google], [https://switching.social/ switching.social], ...<br /> <br /> ==== Format Example ====<br /> <br /> If you connect to <code>https://www.mozilla.org</code> and you are running a tool on your browser to spot third party trackers ([https://www.technologyreview.com/s/601488/largest-study-of-online-tracking-proves-google-really-is-watching-us-all/ https://www.technologyreview.com/s/601488/largest-study-of-online-tracking-proves-google-really-is-watching-us-all/], G. is the monopolist of those) you might see, on 11 October 2018, a connection to YouTube (this belong to Google infrastructure)<br /> <br /> == Our collection and attribution ==<br /> <br /> The issue is in attributing a domain name, for example <code>google-analytics.com</code> to a company, Google. The list used is currently this, and should be maintained/verify if is updated: [https://github.com/vecna/invi.sible.link/blob/master/lib/company.js#L570 company.js], and the attributing of Google product is made based on URL schema and domain name, this should be updated and verify too: [https://github.com/vecna/invi.sible.link/blob/master/lib/google.js#L16 google.js]<br /> <br /> == Methodology ==<br /> <br /> This list stay in a dedicate format, because should be machine readable, the methodology consists in:<br /> <br /> 1. Pick a product <br /> 2. Look for replacement<br /> * Is it a service: look at the privacy policy<br /> * Is it a software: look at the technical specification<br /> 3. Write a small summary, find the most accessible product link<br /> 4. Open the page about the product replacements and add a new product<br /> <br /> ====== Product list (and their replacement) ======<br /> <br /> The pages linked (the one who starts with "Replacement" are a standard format, please update the by copying the example in the page.<br /> <br /> * Google Fonts, [[Replacement Fonts]] <br /> * Google DoubleClick, [[Replacement ADS]]<br /> * Google Analytics [[Replacement Analytics]]<br /> * Google Tag Manager (still unclear what is it, we need an analysis), please update this issue<br /> * Google ADS, [[Replacement ADS]]<br /> * Google translate, [[Replacement Translate]]<br /> * Google Captcha, [[Replacement Captcha)]]<br /> * YouTube, [[Replacement Video]]<br /> * Google Maps [[Replacement Maps]]<br /> * Google webmaster tools (still unclear what is it, we need an analysis), please update this issue<br /> * Google AMP [[Replacement AMP]]<br /> * BlogSpot [[Replacement BlogSpot]]<br /> * Google +1, well, this is already dead<br /> * Google CDN [[Replacement CDN]]<br /> * Login with Google [[Replacement Login]]<br /> * Google Loader (still unclear what is it, we need an analysis), please update this issue</div>

Vecna https://wiki.fuckoffgoogle.de/index.php?title=InclusionsReplacement&diff=919 InclusionsReplacement 2018-10-15T15:49:33Z

<p>Vecna: </p> <hr /> <div>This page address the third party resources loaded by Google. It is created as part of a mapping and awareness campaign, it include few technicalities for internal usage or related to Google products. <br /> <br /> == Google third party inclusions ==<br /> <br /> With Google third party inclusions we talk about all the Google services which effect is making a browser web connecting to Google infrastructure when the person navigating is willingly going on a website which do not belong to Google.<br /> <br /> ==== External resources ====<br /> <br /> Others group already address, among the many, Google monopoly. <br /> [https://nomoregoogle.com No More Google], [https://switching.social/ switching.social], ...<br /> <br /> ==== Format Example ====<br /> <br /> If you connect to <code>https://www.mozilla.org</code> and you are running a tool on your browser to spot third party trackers ([https://www.technologyreview.com/s/601488/largest-study-of-online-tracking-proves-google-really-is-watching-us-all/ https://www.technologyreview.com/s/601488/largest-study-of-online-tracking-proves-google-really-is-watching-us-all/], G. is the monopolist of those) you might see, on 11 October 2018, a connection to YouTube (this belong to Google infrastructure)<br /> <br /> == Our collection and attribution ==<br /> <br /> The issue is in attributing a domain name, for example <code>google-analytics.com</code> to a company, Google. The list used is currently this, and should be maintained/verify if is updated: [https://github.com/vecna/invi.sible.link/blob/master/lib/company.js#L570 company.js], and the attributing of Google product is made based on URL schema and domain name, this should be updated and verify too: [https://github.com/vecna/invi.sible.link/blob/master/lib/google.js#L16 google.js]<br /> <br /> == Methodology ==<br /> <br /> This list stay in a dedicate format, because should be machine readable, the methodology consists in:<br /> <br /> 1. Pick a product <br /> 2. Look for replacement<br /> * Is it a service: look at the privacy policy<br /> * Is it a software: look at the technical specification<br /> 3. Write a small summary, find the most accessible product link<br /> 4. Open the page about the product replacements and add a new product<br /> <br /> ====== URL _TODO_ ======<br /> <br /> In this wiki, the page should be named: <code>replacement-$productName</code> **without Google** reported, for example: _TODO_. <br /> <br /> Products list:<br /> * Google Fonts, [[replacement-fonts Replacement (Fonts)]]<br /> * Google DoubleClick, [[replacement-ads Replacement (ADS)]]<br /> * Google Analytics<br /> * Google Tag Manager<br /> * Google ADS, [[replacement-ads Replacement (ADS)]]<br /> * Google translate, [[replacement-translate Replacement (Translate)]]<br /> * Google Captcha, [[replacement-captcha Replacement (Captcha)]]<br /> * YouTube<br /> * Google Maps<br /> * Google webmaster tools<br /> * Google AMP<br /> * BlogSpot<br /> * Google +1<br /> * Google CDN<br /> * Login with Google<br /> * Google Loader<br /> <br /> Replacement format, this is the content which should be present in the page of every product<br /> <br /> == Headline ==<br /> <br /> What is the product about, why it is present<br /> <br /> == Replacements ==<br /> <br /> This is a piece of description of the replacement, with links.</div>

Vecna https://wiki.fuckoffgoogle.de/index.php?title=InclusionsReplacement&diff=918 InclusionsReplacement 2018-10-15T15:24:09Z

<p>Vecna: </p> <hr /> <div>This page address the third party resources loaded by Google. It is created as part of a mapping and awareness campaign, it include few technicalities for internal usage or related to Google products. <br /> <br /> == Google third party inclusions ==<br /> <br /> With Google third party inclusions we talk about all the Google services which effect is making a browser web connecting to Google infrastructure when the person navigating is willingly going on a website which do not belong to Google.<br /> <br /> ==== External resources ====<br /> <br /> Others group already address, among the many, Google monopoly. <br /> [https://nomoregoogle.com No More Google], [https://switching.social/ switching.social], ...<br /> <br /> ==== Format Example ====<br /> <br /> If you connect to <code>https://www.mozilla.org</code> and you are running a tool on your browser to spot third party trackers ([https://www.technologyreview.com/s/601488/largest-study-of-online-tracking-proves-google-really-is-watching-us-all/ https://www.technologyreview.com/s/601488/largest-study-of-online-tracking-proves-google-really-is-watching-us-all/], G. is the monopolist of those) you might see, on 11 October 2018, a connection to YouTube (this belong to Google infrastructure)<br /> <br /> == Our collection and attribution ==<br /> <br /> The issue is in attributing a domain name, for example <code>google-analytics.com</code> to a company, Google. The list used is currently this, and should be maintained/verify if is updated: [https://github.com/vecna/invi.sible.link/blob/master/lib/company.js#L570 company.js], and the attributing of Google product is made based on URL schema and domain name, this should be updated and verify too: [https://github.com/vecna/invi.sible.link/blob/master/lib/google.js#L16 google.js]<br /> <br /> == Replacement list ==<br /> <br /> This list stay in a dedicate format, because should be machine readable.<br /> <br /> ====== URL ======<br /> <br /> In this wiki, the page should be named: <code>replacement-$productName</code> **without Google** reported, for example: _TODO_. <br /> <br /> Products list:<br /> * Google Fonts<br /> * Google DoubleClick<br /> * Google Analytics<br /> * Google Tag Manager<br /> * Google ADS<br /> * Google translate<br /> * Google Captcha<br /> * YouTube<br /> * Google Maps<br /> * Google webmaster tools<br /> * Google AMP<br /> * BlogSpot<br /> * Google +1<br /> * Google CDN<br /> * Login with Google<br /> * Google Loader<br /> <br /> Replacement format, this is the content which should be present in the page of every product<br /> <br /> == Headline ==<br /> <br /> What is the product about, why it is present<br /> <br /> == Replacements ==<br /> <br /> This is a piece of description of the replacement, with links.</div>

Vecna https://wiki.fuckoffgoogle.de/index.php?title=InclusionsReplacement&diff=910 InclusionsReplacement 2018-10-11T10:08:23Z

<p>Vecna: Defined the page scope and written a small introduction</p> <hr /> <div>This page address the third party resources loaded by Google. It is created as part of a mapping and awareness campaign, it include few technicalities for internal usage or related to Google products. <br /> <br /> == Google third party inclusions ==<br /> <br /> With Google third party inclusions we talk about all the Google services which effect is making a browser web connecting to Google infrastructure when the person navigating is willingly going on a website which do not belong to Google.<br /> <br /> ====== example =======<br /> <br /> If you connect to <code>https://www.mozilla.org</code> and you are running a tool on your browser to spot third party trackers ([https://www.technologyreview.com/s/601488/largest-study-of-online-tracking-proves-google-really-is-watching-us-all/ https://www.technologyreview.com/s/601488/largest-study-of-online-tracking-proves-google-really-is-watching-us-all/], G. is the monopolist of those) you might see, on 11 October 2018, a connection to YouTube (this belong to Google infrastructure)<br /> <br /> == Our collection and attribution ==<br /> <br /> The issue is in attributing a domain name, for example <code>google-analytics.com</code> to a company, Google. The list used is currently this, and should be maintained/verify if is updated: [https://github.com/vecna/invi.sible.link/blob/master/lib/company.js#L570 company.js], and the attributing of Google product is made based on URL schema and domain name, this should be updated and verify too: [https://github.com/vecna/invi.sible.link/blob/master/lib/google.js#L16 google.js]<br /> <br /> == Replacement list ==<br /> <br /> This list stay in a dedicate format, because should be machine readable.<br /> <br /> ====== URL ======<br /> <br /> In this wiki, the page should be named: <code>replacement-$productName</code> **without Google** reported, for example: _TODO_. <br /> <br /> Products list:<br /> * Google Fonts<br /> * Google DoubleClick<br /> * Google Analytics<br /> * Google Tag Manager<br /> * Google ADS<br /> * Google translate<br /> * Google Captcha<br /> * YouTube<br /> * Google Maps<br /> * Google webmaster tools<br /> * Google AMP<br /> * BlogSpot<br /> * Google +1<br /> * Google CDN<br /> * Login with Google<br /> * Google Loader<br /> <br /> Replacement format, this is the content which should be present in the page of every product<br /> <br /> == Headline ==<br /> <br /> What is the product about, why it is present<br /> <br /> == Replacements ==<br /> <br /> This is a piece of description of the replacement, with links.</div>

Vecna https://wiki.fuckoffgoogle.de/index.php?title=GoogleOnKreuzbergTrackingExposed&diff=661 GoogleOnKreuzbergTrackingExposed 2018-06-15T17:17:56Z

<p>Vecna: removed the cname not valid anymore</p> <hr /> <div>Welcome, this page is the backend coordination for [https://kreuzberg.google.tracking.exposed kreuzberg.google.tracking.exposed].<br /> <br /> <br /> == Concept ==<br /> <br /> Kreuzberg people are annoyed by Google's gentrification power.<br /> <br /> This is an opportunity to talk about Corporate Internet surveillance, as long as other three topics: Smart City (and the freedom of their citizen), [https://www.businessinsider.de/googles-creepy-data-video-the-selfish-ledger-leaked-to-the-verge-2018-5](Datafication of the life), Gentrification and the start-up delusion. <br /> <br /> Google power depends on two kinds of data: the one we will give to them (when we use the Google search engine when we use Gmail or Gmap when we pick youtube instead of some alternative) and the data Google acquire because has infiltrated the technology. For example, if you open a website and that contains google analytics, means your visitor which you assume are sharing data (this, interests, thus, power for who can use it) with you, '''SURPRISE''' also Google is lurking there.<br /> <br /> Then what? Fuck off Google not just from the Kreuzberg neighbor, but also to the Kreuzberg websites. Contest the Giant in the only environment where dominate: the web <br /> <br /> == How does it work ? ==<br /> <br /> The website on this list: https://github.com/vecna/kzbrg/blob/master/kzbrg.csv are analyzed every night.<br /> If Google services are detected on the website, they are reported. <br /> <br /> == Why do this ? ==<br /> <br /> In order to display how Google infiltrated the technological stack. We can use technology which is under our control, which do not sell our users, but we should do a bit more effort when we decide our technologies.<br /> <br /> This website want ultimately increase the '''culture''' on technological choice. Aggregate tech-savvy berliners, offer a resource for a community, organize technical assistance for the entities which need to de-googlify themselves.<br /> <br /> == What next? ==<br /> <br /> * write a clear mission statement<br /> * use the [https://github.com/vecna/kzbrg/issues issue trackers] to follow up the needs, mods, update necessary for the people doing local advocacy<br /> * publish the German-only version of the site<br /> * increase the amount of tested website<br /> * explain also for nontechnical audience why gmail is not there, what is third-party tracking<br /> * '''Your Call!''', communication, logo, differentiate the content in the different websites. Up to your suggestion</div>

Vecna https://wiki.fuckoffgoogle.de/index.php?title=GoogleOnKreuzbergTrackingExposed&diff=640 GoogleOnKreuzbergTrackingExposed 2018-05-31T16:24:51Z

<p>Vecna: </p> <hr /> <div>Welcome, this page is the backend coordination for [https://google.on.kreuzberg.tracking.exposed google.on.kreuzberg.tracking.exposed] [https://fck.on.gog.tracking.exposed fck.gog.tracking.exposed], alias of [https://kreuzberg.google.tracking.exposed kreuzberg.google.tracking.exposed], there are different names, so you can pick the one you prefer.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Concept ==<br /> <br /> Kreuzberg people are annoyed by Google's gentrification power.<br /> <br /> This is an opportunity to talk about Corporate Internet surveillance, as long as other three topics: Smart City (and the freedom of their citizen), [https://www.businessinsider.de/googles-creepy-data-video-the-selfish-ledger-leaked-to-the-verge-2018-5](Datafication of the life), Gentrification and the start-up delusion. <br /> <br /> Google power depends on two kinds of data: the one we will give to them (when we use the Google search engine when we use Gmail or Gmap when we pick youtube instead of some alternative) and the data Google acquire because has infiltrated the technology. For example, if you open a website and that contains google analytics, means your visitor which you assume are sharing data (this, interests, thus, power for who can use it) with you, '''SURPRISE''' also Google is lurking there.<br /> <br /> Then what? Fuck off Google not just from the Kreuzberg neighbor, but also to the Kreuzberg websites. Contest the Giant in the only environment where dominate: the web <br /> <br /> == How does it work ? ==<br /> <br /> The website on this list: https://github.com/vecna/kzbrg/blob/master/kzbrg.csv are analyzed every night.<br /> If Google services are detected on the website, they are reported. <br /> <br /> == Why do this ? ==<br /> <br /> In order to display how Google infiltrated the technological stack. We can use technology which is under our control, which do not sell our users, but we should do a bit more effort when we decide our technologies.<br /> <br /> This website want ultimately increase the '''culture''' on technological choice. Aggregate tech-savvy berliners, offer a resource for a community, organize technical assistance for the entities which need to de-googlify themselves.<br /> <br /> == What next? ==<br /> <br /> * write a clear mission statement<br /> * use the [https://github.com/vecna/kzbrg/issues issue trackers] to follow up the needs, mods, update necessary for the people doing local advocacy<br /> * publish the German-only version of the site<br /> * increase the amount of tested website<br /> * explain also for nontechnical audience why gmail is not there, what is third-party tracking<br /> * '''Your Call!''', communication, logo, differentiate the content in the different websites. Up to your suggestion</div>

Vecna https://wiki.fuckoffgoogle.de/index.php?title=GoogleOnKreuzbergTrackingExposed&diff=634 GoogleOnKreuzbergTrackingExposed 2018-05-30T13:04:57Z

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