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DuckDuckGo’s public position is that it “doesn’t track you” and its apps/extensions are designed to block third‑party trackers and protect searches by default . Independent reporting and critiques not...
Studies and reporting from July 2025 show that Google can still receive data about users who browse the web after using DuckDuckGo because many websites embed Google services (Google Analytics, AdSens...
DuckDuckGo’s default privacy settings block many third‑party trackers, and the company says it blocks Google Analytics and similar trackers . Independent studies, however, find Google’s tracking still...
DuckDuckGo blocks many third‑party trackers and limits cookies, but sophisticated techniques can still link activity to devices or companies like Google via embedded scripts, analytics, and fingerprin...
generally tries to minimize the information it passes to websites: it does not store users’ search histories or IP addresses and it implements protections that strip or reduce such as referrers, cooki...