Tech Morality is hard

I try to do my best with my technology stack, by ensuring they meet my own morals and standards for life. I do this via a combination of informed choices; supporting independent developers; self-hosting. A combination of these help me feel I am doing the right thing. What is the Right thing?That is the million-dollar question. For me, I want to be as sure as I can that my tech stack is not exploiting people; is fair to the community; delivers and lives by standards I can identify with. Changes I've madeAs an example, I obviously dropped X like a hot potato, when it was taken over by the egotist Musk. His vision, standards, and personality are vile. Clearly, I base his personality on what I read; I have never met the man That started my quest for more moral tech. Since then I've dropped Telegram; I refuse to read anything on substack; I've removed myself from Google's machine; I've migrated all my data storage into Europe from the USA; the list goes on. And now MullvadThe latest target…