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I mean basically add as little as possible. Adding Google Play services is something you should avoid if you're serious about privacy. There is an alternative backend called MicroG.
But I wonder if you have any favorite Google alternative apps that you would use instead? Like for maps, weather, etc
Organic maps, yr.no . Scroll f-droid add some repos . Yr.no has an app, however you can just go to the website and add it as a browser app ( called add to home screen in my browser menu) no need for apps. This is the first thing i check for any service i need. Do the same for my cell provider, insurance company and so on