[Free] Project Stream Participants to get Free Copy of Assassin's Creed Odyssey (PC, U.S. only)

Ok I can get through with browser extension of TunnelBear BUT they doesn't give you a game but a chance to invite you to test a game..so it's not worth at all - "Thanks. Spots are limited, so you'll get an email in the coming weeks if you're selected"

There are people in the world without a Google account? Big Brother will make sure that is corrected....

Aren't you the same person who already told me some months ago that basically it's "hypocritical" to remove 99% of Google in your life just because you still use 1% that you don't manage to avoid?

Actually, I remember that conversation. Never actually said that there though. I said that people who say Google's watching them don't realize how big they actually are. That they say they don't support them and that they don't use their products, while writing that comment on their Android phone on a website with Google Ads/Adsense and after that just go to Google Drive to upload their coursework onto.
I said it's hypocritical to judge others for using Google products, while still using them themselves. Claiming to know the truth, while in ironically ignoring the existence of 80% of that truth because it's inconvenient for them.

I'm sorry, but your all-or-nothing approach just can't work

I never went for an all-or-nothing. In fact, I'm the one who always says that it's hard to avoid it completely since I always say that they're almost everywhere these days. But I also said that you can avoid most of those things (which is a thing you also said) and it's hypocritical to stop doing it if it's a bit of a hassle. Like saying that you think Microsoft is a terrible company while being on Windows (alternative there being Linux) or playing on an XBox (with the alternative being a PS4, Switch, PC).
Practice what you preach. Like with every type of massive cause like this one, you can't avoid the whole idea of what you're opposing 100%. It's like being waste-free. In reality you'll produce waste. But you can cut out a lot of it. But it is hypocritical to say you're waste-free while ordering a frappuccino to-go from Starbucks after coming from the grocery store where you have multiple plastic bags instead of a cloth or a paper bag.
Most people champion a cause while not actually committing themselves to it. It's not as difficult to actually practice what you preach, but it does require effort and minor self-sacrifice. But that's too much to ask for most people. They tend to use the same argument as you just did. That I'm asking for them to change everything and become a hippy who only lives off of sunshine and happiness. Saying that is an easy way to bypass the fact that you could probably improve yourself to help your cause. That you can actually sacrifice things for the greater good. But there's the rub. It requires sacrifice and it's hard to do it.

There's a reason I don't champion many causes. Because I'm not mentally strong enough to actually do it. It's tough to actually champion a cause. It's easy to say something's wrong or whatever. It's lazy and it's disingenuous in my eyes. For example, I won't buy Black Ops 4 because they removed the single-player campaign. I want to try it out, I really do. I think it's a fun multiplayer game and I've heard the BR mode they added is great fun. But I won't buy it, because I'm championing that cause; the cause of wanting single-player campaigns to not be completely erased. Even if the game was free, I wouldn't touch it. I can live without it.
You might say "Well, that's a small-fry issue." and I agree completely. This is just an example, but it's also to show that I haven't taken on anything massive. I can't go through with it yet.

Look, I do hope that you're practicing what you preach. That you don't use an Android device, don't use Google, stay away from sites that use Google Ads(ense), don't use Google's offshoot products and so on. I'll take your word for it. But my point stays valid regardless. We need more people like you. People whose words aren't just some empty gesture. I admire that. I'm just not strong enough for it.
Shit, I went way off-topic and I apologize.

As to the linked Reddit comment. I read only the comment since you had linked that in specific and didn't look at the general thread since I thought the link would've led to the main thread otherwise, so that's my bad.