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45 app builders want the EU to give you a right to take your followers with you when you leave. What they ask for, and the catches.
Change mobile provider and you keep your number. Leave Instagram and you lose everyone who follows you.
By Simon Peters
AI chat, web search, images and voice input from a Paris company that hosts your data in the EU by default. Mistral trains on your chats unless you switch that off.
Learn moreSee all in AIStore and share files with end-to-end encryption from a Swiss company. Proton says even it has no access to your files.
Learn moreSee all in cloud storageEmail where only you can read your inbox. Based in Switzerland, where foreign data requests must go through Swiss authorities.
Learn moreSee all in emailSend messages, make calls, and share files knowing nobody can listen in. Not even Signal.
Learn moreSee all in messagingNavigate by car, bike, transit, or on foot, with offline maps you download by region, country or continent. Free, from a Dutch company.
Learn moreSee all in navigationSearch the web privately from Europe. Qwant does not track your queries, build a profile, or sell your data to advertisers.
Learn moreSee all in searchTake control of your social feed with an open, decentralized network where you pick the algorithm.
Learn moreSee all in social mediaGet a browser that bends to your workflow, not the other way around. Built in Norway with privacy and productivity tools baked in.
Learn moreSee all in browsersThe latest switching guides, new EU alternatives and the news behind them.