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At least one good thing that Google has done is that Docs/Slides work on browsers and (where I live) most people use that now.
Not great if you are also trying to de-Google, though.
If the alternative is Microsoft, you're between a rock and another rock that used to claim not being evil.
Libreoffice all the way. Most users don't need more than that.
Google is not really much better than MS. It still leaves you under the yoke of big tech. "Meet the new boss, the same as the old boss".