Propositions where you're the customer, not the product, are different. I'm not throwing away YouTube or anything, but yeah, see the RWBY thread earlier this year for problems there. It's just time to not have them read all of my email in order to market to me. The most secure metadata is metadata never collected.
Apple Maps is passable. It's not as terrible as it once was. But then, it's hard for me to tell, because I'll often just ignore the routing and do my own thing. Most people are not as good at navigating as I am. Google Maps is very good. But then, something like one-third of search revenue comes from the Maps division.
Mail.com is probably okay... they do mention advertisements and tracking beacons and sharing information for marketing, but it looks like you can opt out of almost all of it. I was just looking for something a bit more restrictive than that. And also to be able to use my own domain, too.
Apple Maps is passable. It's not as terrible as it once was. But then, it's hard for me to tell, because I'll often just ignore the routing and do my own thing. Most people are not as good at navigating as I am. Google Maps is very good. But then, something like one-third of search revenue comes from the Maps division.
Mail.com is probably okay... they do mention advertisements and tracking beacons and sharing information for marketing, but it looks like you can opt out of almost all of it. I was just looking for something a bit more restrictive than that. And also to be able to use my own domain, too.
"Kitto daijoubu da yo." - Sakura Kinomoto