New Google Alternative: Innovative DuckDuckGo Search Engine
However, this doesn't mean that it's the best search engine out there. Innovative DuckDuckGo Search Engine is an alternative to Google that provides more privacy options. It also does not record your searches or follow you around the web as Google does with its browser Chrome!
Have you heard about DuckDuckGo? It's a search engine that doesn't track your searches, so it doesn't know what you're looking for. There are many privacy concerns with this type of service, but there is also something to be said for not having your information collected and used by big corporations like Google.
What would you do if Google suddenly disappeared? You don't have to worry about that anymore. DuckDuckGo is an innovative search engine that allows internet users to quickly find what they're looking for without being tracked. It's the best alternative to Google!
Google is the most popular search engine on the internet. However, many people are starting to turn away from Google because of privacy concerns and an overload of ads that cover up results. This has led to new alternatives like DuckDuckGo, which offers a cleaner experience with no tracking or targeted ads!
With all the news about Google's privacy concerns, it may be time to make a switch. Enter DuckDuckGo: an innovative and secure search engine that has been gaining in popularity recently. This search engine is open source and provides more information than most people would ever need to know about their data protection policies.
It also doesn't track your IP address or personal information like other popular search engines do, so you can feel comfortable searching anything without worrying about who might see it. So what are you waiting for? Make the switch today!
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Great post, Eugene.
I highly recommend the use of ddg and they offer a private browser, too. Yiu can modify the settings, dark theme is my jam, and who doesn't remember that childhood game, duck, duck, GOOSE!?...grin.
The search is more organic because it doesn't track your history. I use it with both Firefox, waterfowl and Tor. Works very well on all three.
Rudy
Yes, I do...I tell my friends, cuz I feel the way you do, I don't like G....
Have used DDG and DDG privacy as well.
Rudy
Hey, Eugene. I have been using Duck Duck Go for a couple of years. The privacy thing is nice, but it is also better for research. You can really get to the truth, where you often can't with Google.
Simone, I use Google for keyword research, but DuckDuckGo for getting to truth in my research for my articles.
They are getting too hungry like Microsoft and others and look how many of the companies that Google owns. It wasn’t too long ago that the Government had them on their heels & they backed off & let them go. They must have threatened to leave the country. Some these companies & banks have gotten “Too Big To Let Fail”.
Google turned for the worst so I'm glad to get my keywords from Jaaxy and my research from DuckDuckGo
How will using Duck Duck Go impact affiliate marketers?
We are interested in your take.
We have Heard of Duck Duck Go.
George, like Craig mentioned, DDG is more accurate with the research results. I also use the images because they are more relevant. I really don't trust Google anymore, I have read quite a bit about their practices and invasion of privacy. Sometimes your information may end up in a place called the Dark Web. I still have two Gmail accounts which I had for years, but the search engine part is the one that I had to switch around.
It seems that DDG is good to use for personal searching, but if everyone used it what tools do we use to track traffic with DDG as internet marketers..
George, there are some tools but they may be a little pricey. Ahrefs, Alexa, SEMRush, and Similar Web are some of the ones that I have checked.
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Duck Duck Go has been around for quite a while now. I think I first used it about 10 years ago.
At that time it didn't return the quality of results that google way.
However, I guess it has evolved a lot since then.
I wanted to change back then because of the privacy issues with Google. And I still do not like the intrusion and lack of personal privacy by using Google.
Thanks for the reminder.... I think it is probably a good time for a positive change.
Cheers
You're welcome Andrew