Happy you found something that works.

What works best for my personal email address is very aggressively unsubscribing from notifications and labeling spam as spam.

Now that I only rarely get emails, I can very easily keep up to date.

A 5 minute glance into my email app is enough to be up to date for the last 2-3 days. About once a week I might receive a mail that actually requires action or a response.

Work is different. But I guess I get paid at work, so I spend way more time on my work email. But I don’t like automatically filing work email, because if someone mails me, I need to take notice and perhaps respond. ADHD helps me with a positive reputation that I respond quickly when I not busy.

This is the best answer. The software just has to mature a little bit more. But it’s a matter of time.

Once we reach the phase where most mainstream bittorrent clients support I2P by default, it will become the new standard.

Most people don’t use bleeding edge features.

Same here. It costs me more seconds to mentally filter out the Google Ads.

Most of my searches are combined with wiki, reddit or some other keyword to help find the result I am looking for.

I need to scroll less with bing to get to the first wiki article.

I also like bingGPT for the more advanced queries.

Some of my devices have Bing as default, otherwise DuchDuckGo or Google.

You have very little privacy in the fediverse. I think this will need to improve to be honest.

Perhaps a combination of Fediverse + Tor/I2P will be the future and people would rotate their accounts every few weeks or months.

A good app could even support all of this on the background, including letting you reply to messages with your old account while making new posts and comments in your new account.

Once all major bittorrent clients support it with integrated I2P routers, the hassle is literally just checking a box, which will be on by default in many clients.

Remember when trackers were being taken down and we all switched to DHT/magnet? Same will happen if they go after VPN’s, we will switch to I2P. And it seems they are going after VPN’s.

I2P torrenting with a seedbox is the undeniable future. It will probably just take a year or so to reach critical mass. It’s slow now because a lack of mass.

The main relevant difference between I2P and Tor is that Tor runs on donated bandwidth and therefore can’t scale: the more it is used, the more volunteers are needed to donate bandwidth. Which is why they aren’t happy with people torrenting.

I2P is P2P so the more people use it, the faster it becomes. Which is why they really want people to use it for torrenting.

That’s a bit naive.

They can introduce latency, or server errors.

But more importantly, they can definitely