>>16791685Most privacy-focused stuff is free though, since FOSS products are the only ones we can be sure are private.
>free vpnI use windscribe and riseupvpn, though I recommend paying 5 dollars a month for mullvad, not free I know. Other than that, you can use tor or i2p as a free vpn, as they are more trustable with your data than most vpns are, especially free ones, though they might be slower. I personally recommend just using one of the anonymous networks if you really care and don't want to pay
>free private emailProtonmail and tutamail are some of the most private ones, they probably aren't really private either, but emails are fundamentally flawed. For website logins, use the mentioned ones if the website is rulecucked or it's an important personal stuff, otherwise just use temp emails or cock.li