Schrems II got you down? Not to worry, Dasprive offers the perfect solution to international transfers: just don't transfer."Very funny, yet another privacy absolutist, there simply are no alter
To escape from the big corporations of the USA, as a user we have two options, either to use OpenSource alternatives, although not all of them they are free of influences from Google, MS, etc., or using products and services of European companies, which in general are rather more aimed at protect privacy (GDPR), although only a few are known to most.
This is why I thought of using this thread to complete a list of the better European alternatives, starting with the link I put opening this thread.
Tutanota is German and one of the most private Mail, also from Germany the search engines MetaGer and Ecosia, from Spain security software Panda Security, the first one which used a cloud based AV, KDE was founded in Germany. Browser: the French UR and Vivaldi from Oslo, Norway.
The European Space Agency also has a huge repository of software, which maybe interesting for research and academic works. https://essr.esa.int
No, Vivaldi has an office Iceland and also its servers are there, but the headquarter is in Oslo. Opera has an office in Norway (like MS has a office in Germany, but certainly isn't a German company), but it was adquired by an Chinese Investment Company, it's not a EU browser. It was in the past, until the company was sold to China.
https://vivaldi.com/company/