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Millions of Europeans are switching to privacy-friendly, independently owned alternatives. Find what you use, and discover what to switch to.
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Best Dropbox alternatives
Dropbox walked so the rest of cloud storage could run. It made syncing a folder across your devices feel effortless, and for a long time there was no real reason to look elsewhere. Lately, though, more and more people are deciding it's finally time to drop the box.
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Best Gmail alternatives
Gmail is the default. It came free with your phone, its search actually works, and switching feels like more hassle than it's worth. But 'free' has a price – your inbox is a Google product living on US servers – and more and more people are deciding it's finally time to hit archive on Gmail for good.
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Best Google Drive alternatives
Google Drive is the default place to keep your files, and it's genuinely handy – 15 GB free, Docs and Sheets built in, already there the moment you sign into Google. But that convenience is the hook: Drive is wired into your whole Google account and lives on US servers, and more and more people are deciding it's time to put Google Drive in park.
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Best LastPass alternatives
LastPass alternatives that are actually European. After the 2022 breach, a lot of people started asking a simple question: is my password manager somewhere I can trust? These four keep your vault in European hands – and score better on our EuroPoints system while they're at it.
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Best Microsoft 365 alternatives
Microsoft 365 is the suite most offices run on. Word, Excel, Outlook and Teams come bundled together, and untangling yourself from all of it at once feels harder than switching a single app. But 365 is a US product on a US-governed cloud, and more teams are asking what a genuinely European version of "the whole suite" looks like.
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