Are you using the privacy-enhancing DuckDuckGo search engine or are you still using the privacy-invasive Google search engine? If you replied, “Google,” you need to read an article by Natasha Loma in the TechCrunch web site at: https://tcrn.ch/2CElfTJ.
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The chances of DDG being a honeypot are massive since they don’t open source their data and the founder has a history of selling user data. They are also hosted on Amazon’s servers, which is arguably just as bad as Google at tracking users. I use Jive Search, which is basically an open source version of DDG. There are others like YaCy that are also good.
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Many security experts have examined DuckDuckGo’s operation in great detail. The consensus is the exact opposite of what you described.
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