https://lifehacker.com/5876794/going-google-free-the-best-alternatives-to-google-services-on-the-web (2012)
A more generic guide about privacy and tools: https://www.privacytools.io/
A more generic guide about privacy == Self-hosting == Self-hosting (running one's own services on one own's server) may be the ''one-and tools-only'' way -on a political and on a technological perspective- to get rid of centralized services and some other potential sources of eavesdropping. Self-hosting is not accessible to everyone, as it requires some resources and experience to set-up (yet everyone has a potential to start learning it). Yet, pretty much the same way you do not have to learn to become a farmer before getting fruits and vegetables grown in a fair and respectful way, self-hosting is often practiced in a mutualized way: https://wwwto the scale of a bunch of friends, of a collective, a company, a university, a city..privacytools.io/or a neighborhood?
An '''amazing''' list of free/libre software for self-hosting: https://github.com/Kickball/awesome-selfhosted/blob/master/README.md
