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	leds->solid->desc	Through the services we provide, we promote a model based on cost participation, resource sharing, and accessibility for the largest number of people. Any abuse will thus be avoided, for we all remain fully aware of our common interests. This model also has an educational purpose since, as we document the roll-out of services, many users will in their turn be able to share those resources.
	leds->charte	To find out more about this, feel free to read <strong><a href="@:link.charte">our detailed charter</a></strong>.
	map->title	Click on the map to discover all alternatives…
	map->alt	The year is 2016 AD. The whole web is occupied by centralized services… Well… not entirely. One small village of indomitable Free Software lovers still holds out against the invaders. And life is not easy for the legionaries who garrison the fortified camps of Closedum, Centralizum, Trackum, and Proprietarum.
	camps->village->title	In the freedom defenders’ village
	camps->village->text1	Engulfed in sprawling multinational firms, a few non-profit organizations keep up the struggle for an open web respectful of internet users.
	camps->village->text2	In addition to @:meta.F, the non-profit association leading the campaign described here, we may also mention <a href="http://april.org">l’April</a>, <a href="http://laquadrature.net">la Quadrature du Net</a> or <a href="http://aful.org">l’Aful</a>. These organizations can only keep going with the help of your donations, so don’t forget to support them!
	camps->fermetum->title	<i lang="la">Closedum</i>
	camps->fermetum->text1	Online services are often closed-source: once you start using them, it is very difficult to leave, because these companies do everything to keep you captive by preventing you, for example, from migrating your data elsewhere.
	camps->fermetum->text2	Using open source services means making sure that you will never be controlled by a particular website, but also that you can always migrate your data elsewhere.
	camps->centralisum->title	<i lang="la">Centralizum</i>
	camps->centralisum->text1	Centralized services raise many problems: they make your data very vulnerable (one inaccessible website and everything is down) and make it very easy for third parties to exploit your data.
	camps->centralisum->text2	Using decentralized online services means maintaining a choice between using an online resource such as those offered by Framasoft or installing/managing the service yourself.
	camps->espionnum->title	<i lang="la">Trackum</i>
	camps->espionnum->text1	“If it’s free, you are the product”: many online services make a living by exploiting your personal data, i.e., selling it to advertising companies. Furthermore, most of these services are based in the United States and obey US laws like the PATRIOT ACT which deny all rights to privacy.
	camps->espionnum->text2	Using online services hosted in Europe means ensuring that you are not dependent on the laws of another continent. In addition, by hosting the service yourself, no third party can violate your privacy.
	camps->privatum->title	<i lang="la">Proprietarum</i>
	camps->privatum->text1	Freedom-depriving services ("proprietary" in everyday language) are totally opaque: it is impossible to know exactly what the software does with your data. Only the publisher has control over it.
	camps->privatum->text2	Using Free online services means being sure the community has control over the software and maintains the ability to modify it, to install it elsewhere, etc.
	camps->nsa->title	<abbr title="National Security Agency" lang="en">NSA</abbr>
	camps->nsa->text1	Edward Snowden’s revelations about the PRISM program of the @:camps.nsa.title showed that fears about massive violations of users’ privacy were well-founded.
	camps->nsa->text2	Using centralized services amounts to offering your personal data to surveillance organizations without any means to control what they do with it.
	home->title	Main Page
	home->intro->bubble1	The web giants <strong>centralize our digital lives</strong> in exchange for their services
	home->intro->bubble2	The <strong>Free Software</strong> community offers <strong>alternative ethical services</strong>
	home->intro->bubble3	The <strong>Framasoft</strong> network intends to <strong>prove it</strong><br />by <strong>hosting</strong> them
	home->intro->btnList1	Are you looking for a specific tool?
	home->intro->btnList2	(file sharing, communication, collaborative work…)'
	home->intro->btnList3	Find the free service<br />to meet your needs.
	home->intro->btnAlt1	You use a particular service?
	home->intro->btnAlt2	(from Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft…)

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	alt->desc	List of free, ethical, decentralized, and solidarity-based online alternatives recommended by Framasoft to de-google-ify Internet
	alt->table->th1	You use
	alt->table->th2	recommends
	alt->table->th3	based on
	alt->text1	@:meta.F aims to <a href="@:link.dio"> offer around thirty free alternative services</a> to provide a substitute for those services which, once they get hold of us, proceed to feed upon our data.<br /> But there are many other players working to de-google-ify Internet and many other such services.
	alt->text2	You will find <a href="#tips" rel="nofollow">below</a>, a list summarizing and supplementing the alternatives presented on the map. It is inspired by <a href="https://prism-break.org/en/">Prism-Break</a> which promotes other software in more specialized areas.
	alt->text3	In the list, each service generally includes a <b>complex website</b> <span aria-hidden="true">(<i class="fa fa-fw fa-cloud"></i>)</span> communicating with <b>software installed on a computer</b> <span aria-hidden="true">(<i class="fa fa-fw fa-server"></i>)</span> which stores personal data and which can be accessed through various <b>home-based tools</b> <span aria-hidden="true">(<i class="fa fa-fw fa-house"></i>)</span>.
	alt->text4	So when we use Internet, we must necessarily <b>trust several links in the chain</b> joining us to our personal data online. Unless we self-host, <b>the <i lang="en">cloud</i> is always someone else&quote;s computer</b>. It is therefore important to know who we are being asked to trust and what their software is doing with our data.
	alt->title	List of alternatives
	camps->centralisum->text1	Centralized services raise many problems: they make your data very vulnerable (one inaccessible website and everything is down) and make it very easy for third parties to exploit your data.
	camps->centralisum->text2	Using decentralized online services means maintaining a choice between using an online resource such as those offered by Framasoft or installing/managing the service yourself.
	camps->centralisum->title	<i lang="la">Centralizum</i>
	camps->espionnum->text1	“If it’s free, you are the product”: many online services make a living by exploiting your personal data, i.e., selling it to advertising companies. Furthermore, most of these services are based in the United States and obey US laws like the PATRIOT ACT which deny all rights to privacy.
	camps->espionnum->text2	Using online services hosted in Europe means ensuring that you are not dependent on the laws of another continent. In addition, by hosting the service yourself, no third party can violate your privacy.
	camps->espionnum->title	<i lang="la">Trackum</i>
	camps->fermetum->text1	Online services are often closed-source: once you start using them, it is very difficult to leave, because these companies do everything to keep you captive by preventing you, for example, from migrating your data elsewhere.
	camps->fermetum->text2	Using open source services means making sure that you will never be controlled by a particular website, but also that you can always migrate your data elsewhere.
	camps->fermetum->title	<i lang="la">Closedum</i>
	camps->nsa->text1	Edward Snowden’s revelations about the PRISM program of the @:camps.nsa.title showed that fears about massive violations of users’ privacy were well-founded.
	camps->nsa->text2	Using centralized services amounts to offering your personal data to surveillance organizations without any means to control what they do with it.
	camps->nsa->title	<abbr title="National Security Agency" lang="en">NSA</abbr>
	camps->privatum->text1	Freedom-depriving services ("proprietary" in everyday language) are totally opaque: it is impossible to know exactly what the software does with your data. Only the publisher has control over it.
	camps->privatum->text2	Using Free online services means being sure the community has control over the software and maintains the ability to modify it, to install it elsewhere, etc.
	camps->privatum->title	<i lang="la">Proprietarum</i>
	camps->village->text1	Engulfed in sprawling multinational firms, a few non-profit organizations keep up the struggle for an open web respectful of internet users.
	camps->village->text2	In addition to @:meta.F, the non-profit association leading the campaign described here, we may also mention <a href="http://april.org">l’April</a>, <a href="http://laquadrature.net">la Quadrature du Net</a> or <a href="http://aful.org">l’Aful</a>. These organizations can only keep going with the help of your donations, so don’t forget to support them!
	camps->village->title	In the freedom defenders’ village
	cat1->dev	Development

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