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Privacy-focused chatbot intermediary
DuckDuckGo’s Fire Button on iOS clears local browsing traces — cookies, website caches, favicons, open tabs, back‑button history, visited URLs and granted permissions — and can now optionally delete D...
positions itself as a : it routes user prompts through as a proxy, avoids requiring accounts, keeps chats local in the browser, and says it does not record or use chats to — with underlying model prov...
DuckDuckGo’s iOS app includes a prominent “Fire Button” that clears tabs, cookies, caches and site permissions; Apple’s App Store notes that recent updates let the Fire Button also delete Duck.ai chat...
The DuckDuckGo Fire Button clears local browser data such as cookies, cache, and tabs from the app’s own storage when invoked, and can now be configured to also delete Duck.ai chat history (DuckDuckGo...
places contractual limits on the model providers it uses — promising , a prohibition on using Prompts/Outputs to train models, and deletion of chat data "at most within 30 days" — but those contractua...
advertises that it removes personal identifiers — explicitly citing and other — before proxying prompts to third‑party model providers ( help pages; ; ) . Independent , however, shows many avenues out...
loudly states that strips personally identifying metadata such as IP addresses before forwarding prompts to model providers, and multiple tech outlets have repeated or summarized that claim based on c...
anonymizes and proxies user prompts by acting as a trusted intermediary that strips identifying metadata (notably IP addresses), forwards requests from -owned infrastructure to third‑party model provi...