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>Email
Not secure. No matter who you choose to go through as an email provider, the way it's set up isn't optimal for security. It depends why you want email. Do you want an email to use to sign up for websites, or are you looking to communicate with people? If you use email as a means to sign up to websites, using Protonmail is fine. I just look at Protonmail as an easy throwaway email, but don't use it as communication. Protonmail only encrypts if you're emailing another Protonmail account, so it's pointless if you're emailing to a gmail accout. Really, just use different Protonmail accounts to sign up for websites. I recommend different accounts because it's not smart to have all your accounts link back to the same email. If you're using email to communicate with people, look into GPG instead. You can send and receive encrypted messages using GPG. It's easy once you get the hang of it. I think Protonmail uses some variant of PGP for emails between two Protonmail accounts, so you might as well skip the middleman and just learn how to PGP/GPG encrypt your messages yourself
TL;DR Email as a communication method was never designed to be secure. Use it to sign up to accounts, and if you must use it to communicate, pretend that everything you're saying can be heard in public.
>Search engine
Search engines are sort of shit these days, all of them. The best you can do is use Searx (https://searx.space/%29. This is an open source, privacy respecting search engine aggregator. You can select any instance in the list I linked. In the instance you select, you can toggle in the settings which search engines Searx is pulling from. It can pull from all of the major search engines, it's pretty neat and gives 0 reason to still use something cucked like Google, even if you for some reason still like using Google in current year.
>Discord
Spyware. Proprietary, owned by trannies, data harvesting. If you must use something like Discord, use Element instead. https://element.io/ Element is using Matrix, so you don't have to go with Element.io, but it's the quickest normie friendly way to get started. If you want to read more about Matrix: https://matrix.org/
>Youtube
If you're looking to still browse Youtube minus the tracking, use Invidious. It's open source and has measures to minimize tracking. See the instance list at Invidio.us. If you're looking for video platforms that aren't Youtube, there are a lot to choose from with plenty of users. But different platforms have different flavors of people. Bitchute.com has right wing content, spiritual content, conspiracy content. Odysee is a bit more normie with sprinklings of the aforementioned. Peertube is the best solution, though. Peertube is open source software, allowing anyone to install Peertube onto their server and completely run their own video website. Peertube is federated, meaning that it can interact with other people's Peertube instances seamlessly. I could explain this further, I'm a bit lazy right now. You can read about it on their website.
>Pornhub
Pornhub is the Google of porn. Censored, sanitized, precurated, boring. Even websites like xhamster are the same. I don't really watch porn so I can't give the best suggestions, I just know xvideos has some hilarious shit and seems to have a lot of amateur stuff, and I assume others like authentic amateur over the hyper-produced Brazzers garbage. I don't know, is Motherless still any good these days?
Also, you're talking about Twitter. Twitter is homosexual. Nitter is pretty much useful for people who don't use Twitter, but might want to look at something that's on there without giving up all their data or loading their bloated website. It's just like Invidious, which is for watching videos, not for managing your account, uploading videos, commenting, etc. Just watching. If you're tired of constantly worrying about getting banned and dislike being spied on and your data sold, there are better alternatives to World Economic Forum's Young Global Leader, Elon Musk's website. Look into Mastodon or Pleroma. Note that these are NOT WEBSITES, they are open source SOFTWARE anyone can take and apply their own rules to their own instances. So if you've heard that Mastodon is for "lefties", that's because people misunderstand. While many open source software platforms such as Mastodon have their own "official" instance, it by no means controls the other instances anyone else makes. Mastodon is open source software, not a website. Anyone can take the code and do as they please. People mock Mastodon, yet fail to realize that Gab, which is apparently their holy grail, is a fricken' fork of Mastodon.