At Technically Easier, we believe technology should be accessible, private, and built for the people who use it. That is why we are proud to financially support the open-source projects and digital rights organizations that keep the internet safe and free.
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We don't just use these tools to run our business—we actively invest in them to ensure they remain available for everyone. Below are a few of the incredible organizations and projects we are proud to back."
1. Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF)
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"The leading nonprofit defending digital privacy, free speech, and innovation. We support the EFF because everyone deserves the right to keep their personal data safe online."
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https://www.eff.org/pages/privacy-badger
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2. Free Software Foundation (FSF)
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"Dedicated to promoting computer user rights and defending the freedom to run, copy, and modify software. We support the FSF to help keep technology open and transparent."
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3. LibreOffice
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The Copy: "A powerful, community-driven office suite. We support LibreOffice because we believe everyone should have access to high-quality productivity tools without restrictive paywalls."
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4. Linux Mint
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"A fast, reliable, and user-friendly operating system. We support the Linux Mint development team because it is the exact software environment that powers our own daily workflow and keeps our business running smoothly."
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5. Internet Archive
(Archive.org)
"A massive non-profit library of millions of free books, movies, software, and websites. We support the Internet Archive because preserving our digital history and ensuring free, universal access to knowledge is essential."
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6. Wikimedia Foundation (Wikipedia)
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"The non-profit organization behind Wikipedia. We support the Wikimedia Foundation because we believe factual, ad-free information should remain freely accessible to everyone on the planet."
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7. Mozilla Foundation (Firefox)
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"The champions of an open, accessible internet. We support Mozilla because they build privacy-first tools like the Firefox browser that put users before profits."
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. Signal Technology Foundation
They are the non-profit behind the Signal messaging app. While the EFF fights for privacy in the courts, Signal builds the actual tools for it.
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SuperTuxKart
"A free, open-source kart racing game built entirely by volunteers. We support SuperTuxKart because the open-source movement isn't just about productivity and privacy—it is also about community, creativity, and having a little fun."
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"Interested in learning more about open-source software or protecting your digital footprint? We love helping our clients transition to secure, free tools. Reach out today to see how we can make your digital life a little easier."
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Here is a link to more info about Andriod apps and options
https://www.technicallyeasier.com/post/the-ultimate-free-open-source-foss-android-setup
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