August 11I 2019 I BUSINESS TODAYI 123finding service providers who can offer
decent alternatives to Google solutions.
The iconic Google Maps is used by bil-
lion-plus people for basic directions or
exploring new places. Mapping India
(or any other country for that matter)
the way Google does it is no doubt chal-
lenging, but MapmyIndia Move is worth
considering. This app can be used for
navigation, live traffic updates and shar-
ing live locations. It is quick to identify
the current location and good at provid-
ing house addresses. Besides, it will fetch
relevant information when you are look-
ing at nearby places for petrol pumps,
coffee shops, ATMs or parking lots.
Apple users can also use Apple Maps in
India for directions and traffic updates.VIDEO: Dailymotion
For most of us, Google-owned
YouTube is synonymous with video
streaming and nothing can match
its humongous database. Consider
Dailymotion, though, if you are ready
to leave YouTube behind. Currently
owned by Vivendi and headquartered
in Paris, Dailymotion enables users
to browse videos by tags, channels
or user-created groups and connects
250 million-plus entertainment seek-
ers across the globe. The neat interface
makes it easy to explore content. You
can also pull up some India-specific
videos.@nidhisingalof the most secure e-mail services with
end-to-end encryption and two-factor
authentication that makes sure that
no one can decrypt or access your data.
Unlike most e-mail services that rely on
Google, Tutanota is Google free. This one
does not log IP addresses and strip the
same from all e-mail messages. The only
downside of this Germany-based e-mail
service is storage – just 1 GB for a free
account. But you can get 10 GB for €2.40
a month. Tutanota can be accessed from
any web browser, but it also has iOS and
Android apps for mobile usage.
MAPS:MapmyIndia Move
When it comes to maps and videos, it
is not so much about privacy but about