submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by instantnudel@feddit.org to c/buyfromeu@feddit.org

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Hey! I know Proton is from the Europe. I already use thier services since many years. But I want to switch from them because of years full of disappointment. Empty Promises for me as a Linux user and also thier recent exit from the Fediverse and the CEOs Political View on Trump. I just don't really trust them anymore. Thats a personal choice and I do not want to discuss this here.

Im looking for alternatives now that are also from the EU and have similar or even better Privacy.

My biggest problem is Proton Pass probally. Because Bitwarden is from USA and also I love the Alias Feature so I would need a new Alias Service from the EU.

For Mail I will simply try Tuta. VPN I already use Mullvad.

So second Problem would be the Drive. Do you have nice solutions for an good cloud provider to save and share files?

Thanks in Advance :)

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[-] einsfuenfzigbreit@feddit.org 1 points 1 year ago

for Storage: Hetzner Nextcloud: 1TB for 5€/month , 5TB for 17€/month
Bitwarden offers servers in the EU and is open source, alternatively there is 1Password (canadian) for 2,65€/month with a yearly subscription
for mail posteo.de (1€/month for 2GB mailbox with 2 alias adresses included)

[-] JanUwU42@discuss.tchncs.de 1 points 10 months ago

For drive: Filen https://filen.io/

E2EE & Open Source, from Germany IIRC

[-] jenesaisquoi@feddit.org 1 points 1 year ago

Proton is not from the EU, it is Swiss.

[-] instantnudel@feddit.org 1 points 1 year ago

🤓

[-] p_kanarinac@retrolemmy.com 1 points 1 year ago

I like Filen. German, simple UI, easy to use, 10 GB free storage.

[-] sk1d@linux.community 1 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

While Bitwarden's Company is based in USA Bitwarden is fully Open-Source and you have the Option to Choose from US and EU servers, technically you can even host it on your own. So depending on how strict you are with the no US product policy this could still be an option. (actually Bitwarden is even listed on the european-alternatives website)

Here also the full list of Password Managers of the European-Alternatives website:

Padloc - Germany - Open Source

Proton Pass - Switzerland - Open Source (well you want to switch away from it, but listing it just for the sake to list every password manager of the EU Alternatives website)

Passbolt - Luxembourg - Open Source

pCloud Pass - Switzerland

heylogin - Germany

Hypervault - Belgium

Password Depot - Germany

uniqkey - Denmark (also useless to list it because it is focused for Companys)

Bitwarden - USA (it's still listed because you can self-host it) - Open Source

Edit; Formating and Typo