Ever since the NSA spying scandal became public, more and more people have worried that their searches might be tracked by the government. This has led some folks to abandon Google and move to DuckDuckGo, which doesn’t track or filter bubble you when you do a search. I’m a huge fan of DuckDuckGo, it’s been my default search engine for a while now and it just keeps getting better and better. I can’t imagine using Google unless I absolutely had to but thankfully that is the exception and not the rule these days. Sorry Google but I prefer to keep my searches private and I have no interest in being filter bubbled either.
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