Private search engine and browser that blocks trackers, never stores your searches, and protects your data across all devices. Free with optional premium features.
Yes. DuckDuckGo never stores your search history, doesn't track you across sites, and blocks hidden trackers automatically. Your searches are completely anonymous.
DuckDuckGo shows non-tracking ads based on keywords you search, not your personal data. They also earn from affiliate partnerships with sites like Amazon and eBay.
Absolutely. DuckDuckGo offers free mobile browsers for iOS and Android with built-in tracker blocking, plus browser extensions for desktop.
For most searches, yes. DuckDuckGo sources results from multiple providers including Bing. Some find Google better for niche queries, but DDG handles everyday searches well.
DuckDuckGo's free email forwarding service strips trackers from emails before they reach your inbox and lets you create unlimited @duck.com aliases.
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I actually like duckduckgo. The privacy thing is kinda cool. But, really the only thing people want is to surf in peace and not get bugged by ads.
DuckDuckGo has survived a long time using the no cookie method. But, does that really keep the ad spamming down when a user leaves their site and starts surfing the internet?