Well, I just set up a sale of a bunch of my stocks (Google and Amazon). I'm so pissed, I don't even want to PROFIT off of those freaks anymore. Amazon Prime cancelled, Amazon credit card will go into disuse as I go back to my local bank card (and when I say local, I mean LOCAL, not some branch of a banking giant). So, let's go down a list of points of discussion and recommendations.
Shopping: I have grocery options other than WalMart, but they're still technically corporate stuff (Schnucks, Dollar General). Also, a local butcher. Non-grocery, Rural King seems to do well (bought my first gun from them too).
Phone: I'm seriously stumped on what to do here. Both options (Apple and Android/Google) are fucking awful. I know that Androids are a lot more open at least. What about providers though? AT&T is going to be a huge part of the problem, I can tell you that Cricket uses their towers, but not sure how much their services benefit AT&T.
Internet: Is there such thing as a safe search engine?
Dissenter browser is fun. It plants a comment section on every page of the internet, and one that can not be removed. This is one of the more brilliant innovations I've seen in a while, with sites either being forced to shut down comment sections due to pressures from Google ads or having their narratives shredded by their own comment sections. It's the ultimate move against narrative control.
I really enjoyed the Dissenter extension back in the day. The universal comment section was a huge value-add.