You could write some scripts to publish your personal block to ZeroNet, and add some "also available on Zeronet" links to the regular HTTP version.
It takes little steps and it has to start with us in the tech community. Even if our distributed tools don't grow, at least we can say we tried.
Currently when faced with regulation they can go with a straight face and say that it's technically not possible to let users own their own data. Google has to control the data it uses so as to operate its business, and privacy is just an unfortunate casualty of that. Projects like this (if successful) demonstrate that you can actually have your cake and eat it too and will (at least potentially) give regulators a lot more a leeway to force the hand of companies.
It's a far cry from things like Solid's vision of a fully decentralized web of linked data, but at least it's something.