Is he "our" guy?

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>>57035558
>DuckDuckGo

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>CuckCuckGo

>>57035558
SJW botnet

>>57035589
>>57035629

what's wrong with duck duck go?

>>57035652
It's written in Perl.

>>57035652
>owned by a literal kike with a history of selling users info
>inserts ads

>>57035666

Nice satan trips

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What search engine do you use?

>>57035697
searx

>>57035697
Google. It finds stuff better. If you're searching something you're paranoid about their botnet seeing, do it through Tor or whatever.

>>57035666

he was asking what was wrong with it, not what is good with it

Is it really that bad? I've been using it for a while thinking it respected privacy

>>57035668
sold u̶s̶e̶r̶ ̶i̶n̶f̶o̶ website.

>>57035652
it's popular

>>57035558
What is these and startpage are just made by google and automatically looked at and read instead of needed to contain a keyword like googled?

>>57035629
>>57035734
>made by CBS
?

>>57035558
>DuckDuckGo
>"""our""" guy

His engine is pure shit, so no.

>>57035558
I use it and won't change it just because of bangs even if it's unreliable.

I'm just used to bangs and DuckDuckHack and it finds most of what I need
If I cant find it on DuckDuckGo I just put a !g infront of the search term to redirect me too google

>>57039372
>not using !s

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/g/ why does this show up when I try to access DDG

I used to be able to use it a few months back and suddenly can't. Cannot find a remedy.

Is snowden speaking to me from beyond the grave?

Am I being watched by the feds?

>>57035735
This
Sorry to say it, but
This

>>57039414
Might be a issue with your DNS

Used it for quite some time: about 1 year or so. Search results were medicore compared to Google. If I cared about privacy, I wouldn't be using the internet so much.

>>57035558
I use it everywhere. If something isn't right i use !g. That's it.

>>57035668
not an argument.

The only two "acceptable" ones are Yacy and Searx.

>inb4 pleb
I use ask.com because it has a short url and I am lazy.

>>57039425
Just use startpage with the safety off.
Just Works

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I use bing myself

>>57041570
Are you getting paid to do so? Why would you want to use that shit otherwise?

>>57041654
It's pretty much as good as google when it comes to text search and better for video and image search. Also free of the google botnet

>>57041742
But instead it is microshits fucking vast botnet of doom.

>>57041829
its not that bad considering ms doesn't make its entire business around selling that data

>>57036177
Shit dude I didn't know you could do strikethrough text on here. Fucking sick.

DDG is OK, the results aren't great like google but at least it has more privacy.

>>57035629 Neat, never heard of Searx before, gonna check it out.

>>57041878
it's going to be their focus in no time

Anybody /startpage/ here?

yeah

>our guy
You seem to have clicked the wrong board. Here, let me help you out: >>>/v/

>>57035558
No, he sells your shit too.
You have a choice between letting google sell your shit and letting duck guy sell your shit.. Googles honeslty done more for me, and though I condem them for selling shit, if I have to choose between them and duck guy, Id choose them

>>57044291
just switched to.

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>they think a web service based in the US can protect their privacy

>>57045347
You realize DuckDuckGo doesn't log your IP right? Google not only logs your IP but leaks lots of searches, none of which DuckDuckGo does. I suggest you look at their source code, as it's fully open.

>>57045794
You have a piont, Ill look into them a bit more.

>>57041878
>ms doesn't make its entire business around selling that data

They are frantically playing catch up in that regard.

Case in point: Windows 10.