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firefox also crossed lines, were called out for it and backpeddled somewhat, they can easily update to trash again any time they choose. I'm not sure to what level the forks are exempt from any changes.
Point being, for the most part when it comes to tech, we have limited options.
I already use linux, and lineageos without any google apps, I also use a vpn, expecting at any time at least one of those will also become non-viable, but not knowing what they will be replaced with, if anything.
It’s a constantly evolving landscape, and you have to keep an eye on things. Privacy doesn’t come for free.
Privacy should be a given, most people can't vote for shit though.