8:55 AMJohn H
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I just read this: "DuckDuckGo has a well-established hold on the “private search� market. Its users
are extremely loyal to the private search engine. It is feature rich for a privacy-focused tool,
which not a lot of privacy tools are. It has a sleek and modern feeling design which makes for a
user-friendly experience. All of this is great but it’s still not Google. Google is superior in
almost every way, except that Google tracks you and your searches. However, since DuckDuckGo has
these privacy flaws, it’s just not worth switching from Google."

https://medium.com/searchencrypt/i-f...o-9558877ae170

I suppose I'll just stick with Google.

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Me to but it’s nice to know there are options out there

Tim wrote:

8:55 AMJohn H
- show quoted text -
I just read this: "DuckDuckGo has a well-established hold on the “private
search� market. Its users
are extremely loyal to the private search engine. It is feature rich for
a privacy-focused tool,
which not a lot of privacy tools are. It has a sleek and modern feeling
design which makes for a
user-friendly experience. All of this is great but it’s still not Google.
Google is superior in
almost every way, except that Google tracks you and your searches.
However, since DuckDuckGo has
these privacy flaws, it’s just not worth switching from Google."

https://medium.com/searchencrypt/i-f...o-9558877ae170

I suppose I'll just stick with Google.

......

Me to but it’s nice to know there are options out there


Bing maps are better. More like the old Google maps that gave time between
stops.