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Choose an app you want to replace. Check what you can bring with you, what you’ll need to set up again, and how each app handles your data.
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Compare local storage with hosted sync. Check how export, backup and account recovery work before moving passwords.
A free, open-source password manager that stores its encrypted database as a file you control.
A password manager for generating and organizing unique credentials; understand vault access, account recovery and device security before relying on it.
An encrypted password manager with a built-in option for creating email aliases.
Check which messages are encrypted, how messages to outside recipients work, and whether you can export your mail.
Privacy-oriented email with encrypted storage and message options; review recipient workflows, recovery settings and migration needs before switching.
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Visit Proton MailAn email service that encrypts messages between Tuta users and supports encrypted email to external recipients.
A paid email service with webmail, IMAP access, and optional encryption tools.
Ask who needs to install the app, whether encryption applies to group chats, and how you would recover your message history.
A messaging service with end-to-end encrypted conversations; review phone-number visibility, usernames, backups and contact practices.
A messaging client for the Matrix network, where end-to-end encryption depends on room and account settings.
Signal suits groups that already use the app. For a browser meeting, check whether your Jitsi deployment supports end-to-end encryption on everyone’s device.
A messaging service with end-to-end encrypted conversations; review phone-number visibility, usernames, backups and contact practices.
An open-source video meeting tool with browser access and an optional end-to-end encryption mode.
Check compatibility before installing. The uBlock Origin project lists Firefox and documents uBlock Origin Lite separately. Review extension permissions and install from an official source.
An open-source content blocker that filters many ads and tracking requests using lists you choose.
A browser extension from the Electronic Frontier Foundation that learns to block some third-party trackers.
Compare encrypted hosting with encrypting files on your device before they sync. Check sharing and recovery before moving important files. If you edit documents together, compare collaboration features as well.
Cloud storage with end-to-end encryption for files stored in the service.
Encrypt files on your device before they are stored in a cloud folder.
A browser-based workspace for creating, sharing, and editing documents together.
Use a vault for files you sync or an encrypted volume for local storage. Back up your files and keep your recovery information somewhere safe.
Encrypt files on your device before they are stored in a cloud folder.
Free software for creating encrypted volumes that you open with a password or keyfile.
Compare tracker blocking, optional data collection and extension support. Export bookmarks before switching.
A general-purpose browser with configurable tracking protections; compare its privacy settings, extensions and compatibility with your daily sites.
A Chromium-based browser with built-in controls for blocking many ads and trackers.
A browser that routes connections through the Tor network and is designed to reduce tracking and fingerprinting.
Compare the results you get for everyday searches and review each provider’s approach to query data.
A search engine that says it does not save or share personal search histories.
A search engine that presents results from larger providers while adding a privacy-focused layer.
Compare signup requirements, device support and published logging policies. A VPN does not prevent sites from recognizing signed-in accounts.
A paid VPN service with numbered accounts and a published policy against logging user activity.
A VPN service with free and paid options; evaluate its published privacy claims, protocol support and the limits common to all VPNs.