I honestly can't tell if you're trolling or you said 'AWS' and 'Microsoft 360' and meant cloud and managed email.
> What kind of alternatives do you use for your email, browser, centralised data storage, etc. ?
There are plenty of browser alternatives (firefox, safari, vivaldi, even chromium).
There are dozens if not hundreds of email providers, and you can even provide your own.
You can 'centralize data storage' on disks on hardware you own, on premises or colocated. You could even use one of the dozens to hundreds of managed service and cloud providers.
> I honestly can't tell if you're trolling or you said 'AWS' and 'Microsoft 360' and meant cloud and managed email.
I meant both clouds and managed email / storages services.
> safari
Don't both Firefox and Safari have telemetry and various ping back services?
> There are dozens if not hundreds of email providers, and you can even provide your own.
> You can 'centralize data storage' on disks on hardware you own, on premises or colocated. You could even use one of the dozens to hundreds of managed service and cloud providers.
Sure you can, I'm just saying that it is rarely if ever done in medium to large companies.
> What kind of alternatives do you use for your email, browser, centralised data storage, etc. ?
There are plenty of browser alternatives (firefox, safari, vivaldi, even chromium).
There are dozens if not hundreds of email providers, and you can even provide your own.
You can 'centralize data storage' on disks on hardware you own, on premises or colocated. You could even use one of the dozens to hundreds of managed service and cloud providers.