Concern about how much raw information Google is collecting about its customers is more widespread now than it was when Google gave me pause by locking me out of my Google account in November. Justin James at TechRepublic has a useful roundup of alternatives for 10 Google services. The greatest security concerns are attached to services that are more mobile and more frequent, but fortunately, those are also the Google services that are easiest to replace.
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