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The biggest difference is that, the government can come to your door using men with guns, i.e., LEO's, military, or some other executive branch hit squad/agency (e.g. FBI, DHS, IRS, HHS). If these men make a mistake and kill you or your family by accident, they face few if any penalties, perhaps transfer to a different agency or precinct or a bad performance review is their disciplinary punishment.

I agree wholeheartedly that these state agencies face few if any penalties, despite many glaring mistakes and/or criminal acts on the job. The Department of Homeland Security, in fact, is an unconstitutional agency that emerged after the false flag 9/11 events. DHS works with private agencies, including crisis management firms to conduct psychological operations on the American people, via the legalization of PSYOPS under the Smith-Mundt Modernization Act of 2012, effectively nullifying the Smith-Mundt Act of 1948. Many of these state agencies work closely with private firms in the security, and surveillance sector.

You might believe your forced into using Google, but you aren't. In fact, if you toss your cell phone and your computer in a river, no agency will come to your door and demand that you purchase new devices and resume online shopping, using their mapping applications, talk and text on that device, etc.

Considering, Google has placed their analytics on nearly every site, even if the site is not required to use Google services, it makes it fairly hard to not be forced into using their services. Like you have stated, you must “toss your cell phone and your computer in a river”, whilst you hope that the 5th generation smart grid, promoted by law enforcement…

(who have purchased state telephone poles to install this tech for crowd dispersal, via concentrated directed beams in the 70 – 95 ghz range)

...tech companies, telecommunication giants and government agencies, including the FBI and CIA does not engulf your property with invisible electromagnetic radiation that can effectively surveil and obtain personal data on a persons behavior in real time. This tech also opens up a security niche market for private security companies to provide security and perhaps privacy via virtual proxy networks for businesses and homeowners who honor their god given right to privacy and their obliterated 4th amendment rights.

Having the elements of a capitalistic system, yes, there are alternatives that will pop up but with further state control of these industries fueled by cronyism and the amalgamation of monopolistic corporate interests with government, the corporatocracy will certainly try to prevent start up programs and smaller goodwill companies from having any chance of being competitive. As oligopolies, they will simply price fix, creating burdensome barriers of entry.