Privacy Status

Major browsers from Google and Microsoft track browsing activity and collect user data for advertising and analytics.

Privacy-focused browser that blocks trackers and ads by default.

Google Search tracks search queries, personalizes results based on user profile, and stores search history for advertising purposes.

Privacy-focused search engine that doesn't track users or store personal information.

Relying on third-party platforms for app access can expose usage patterns and personal data.

Self-hosted domain for unified, private access to all apps.

Google scans email content and metadata for advertising and profiling purposes.

End-to-end encrypted email for secure communication.

Google Calendar events and usage data are analyzed for integration with other Google services and advertising.

Private calendar for organizing schedules.

Google Drive files and activity are indexed and may be used for data mining and integration with other Google products.

Encrypted cloud storage for files and documents.

Google Docs content is processed and stored on Google servers, subject to data analysis and integration with other services.

Secure, private alternative to Google Docs.

Google Password Manager stores credentials in the Google ecosystem, which may be accessed or analyzed by Google services.

Privacy-first password manager for credentials.

Third-party cloud hosting exposes data to external providers and incurs ongoing costs.

Self-hosted server infrastructure providing full control over data and applications.