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2 days ago@igiIq Matrix would be another option. Fully encrypted too…
Rene Raggl
Tyrolean in the Dutch Mountains. Passionate about: FOSS | Linux | Privacy | Cybersecurity | Infosec | Cloud Living | Making things | Meshtastic | (HAM) Radio | Bushcraft | Photography | Minimalism | Typewriters | Stationary | Productivity and other musings.
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@ShadyQuark By the way… Here in NL the banks switched their Maestro cards over to Visa debit cards which enable you to easily make online purchases and allow me to kick out PayPal.
Visa is still US, though… sigh… compromises…
And you don’t get the purchase protection you get with PP or a “real” creditcard.
@ShadyQuark Stay away from bunq… I say that as a former customer. There was a huge outcry last year in the Netherlands about them.
They flat out refused to help or limit the damage for customers that were victims of fraud.
And that while being the most expensive bank around regarding fees.
@Extrawurst @Kualdir For Navigation alone, I find Magic Earth (which uses OSM] to be a perfectly fine replacement, that even offers some features Gmaps hasn’t. Like being able to download whole countries for offline navigation, Driver Assistance etc.
For the reviews… That’s more difficult. https://lib.reviews/ is one attempt, but it has nowhere near the dataset (duh) and the reviews are not directly visible on the map.
@igiIq Looks to me like you have to decide which you find more important:
Security / Privacy / decentralisation (Matrix) or
ease-of-use, probably a larger pool of users and nicer looks (Revolt)