Infophilia, A Positive Psychology of Information | July 18, 2026 | Vol. 4, Issue 37 | Correction: Updated to reflect F-Droid role more correctly, 10:42 am
Artificial Intelligence | Intellectual Freedom | Library and Information Science
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Cite as: Coleman, A. S. (2026, July 18). Degoogled: An Information Story. Infophilia, A Positive Psychology of Information, 4(37).
Degoogled
An Information Story
Information Stories take something you experience every day and walk you through the systems behind it. This one is for anyone who has ever tried to leave.
I left Google. Google, it turns out, has not left me.