Or maybe Miraheze but it doesn’t sem federated either

Hosting a wiki isn’t that expensive it’s basically texts and some lightweight pictures. The whole english wikipedia is around 109GB of data.

If you don’t feel confortable with CLI tools their is graphical front-ends for yt-dlp such as Open Video Downloader or stacher but using yt-dlp is always better

Zulip or Mattermost if you want basically a free (as in freedom) and open source alternative to Teams and slack But as you mention self-hosting isn’t really an option it can become expensive.

Maybe a mix of Signal and Jitsi Meet (there is several public free instances) if you want a good balance between privacy, price and efficiency

Maybe look at the kSuite from Infomaniak it’s not the best but might be a good balance too for your team.

So currently this is my recommendation for web browsers for Android.

Chromium based (best for security on Android)

• brave, disable cryptocrap, telemetry sponsor background and you’re pretty much good to go.
• cromite, an active fork of bromite which is basically an upgrade of ungoogled chromium
• Vanadium, if you are using GrapheneOS

Firefox based browser (none support per-site isolation as of today)

• IronFox, a active fork of Mull, basically the most harden FF flavor on Android
• Fennec, basically a fully libre FF flavor

I think you are looking for one of these

• NotesNook (best free tier in my opinion)
• logseq (like an open source obsidian)
• Joplin (cloud is paid but you can selfhost)
• Standard Notes (only support plain text on free tier)

I second this, there is several associations or comapnies that are running Jitsi Meet instances so you could have more proximity with the servers or more trust if it’s a non-profit association you’re part of for exemple.

I don’t know why a e-reader would need location data in order to improve the app…

Yeah the source code for generative.fm is available here

• Noice Androiid and WebApp
• Blanket GNU/Linux Flatpak
• Generative.fm Online and Docker
• EasyNoise Android

The developer, Bilingify LLC, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy. Data Not Linked to You

The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:

Location Usage Data Diagnostics

Source : Apple App Store

Yeah but the privacy policy isn’t great IMO

Especially geolocation data…

Algorithmes aren’t inherently bad. The fact that they are opaque blackbox imposed to you by the plateforms so you get addicted is why they are bad. The day we have the choice between multiple client-side transparent algos it will be better.

You simply don’t get the usecase. I don’t want Pinterest to show me stuff that I’m into. I want it to show me similar pictures to build coherant yet creative moodboards.

I’ll go with Mafia II yes

Not sure if we can comment multiple games ^^’

• Mafia II: Definitive Edition
• The Smurfs 2 - The Prisoner of the Green Stone

As a young boy, I remember giggling nervously while I navigate the colorful chaos of Rayman 3, dodging the goofy Hoodlums that were both funny and a bit scary (especially the Knaarens) . Those gaming sessions are memories I cherish very much, one of the best game I ever played!

I t has imporved a lot lately you should :)

Do you know about Radicle ? It’s not federated but distributed and darknet based

There is also Radicle that is building a darkgit with p2p distributed design