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The potential collection of data from private Memories, including My Eyes Only content.
DuckDuckGo’s stated “no‑tracking” stance means it avoids linking searches to identifiable user profiles and blocks many third‑party trackers, offering largely the same results to all users and minimiz...
DuckDuckGo’s privacy policy centers on a firm no‑tracking promise—no search history, no stored IPs or unique identifiers—while Google’s policy enables broad data collection across searches and service...
By multiple datasets and journalistic analyses, administration oversaw substantially more recorded deportation "removals" over two terms than administration did in a single term: Obama’s eight-year to...
overhauled its Department‑wide Use of Force policy in 2023, building on work begun in 2021, to emphasize preservation of life, clearer prohibitions on deadly force (including limits against firing at ...
Google records and links a great deal of search and web activity to accounts, devices, IPs and cookies when users are signed in or have tracking enabled, and it offers controls to view and delete that...
Human rights organizations have weaponized prevalence statistics—estimates of how many people are born with intersex variations and how often surgeries occur—to reframe cosmetic, non‑emergency genital...
’s official documentation says Memories—including the section—are meant to be backed up and protected, and Snap describes My Eyes Only as encrypted and password‑protected . Independent writeups and su...
DuckDuckGo’s public documentation and extension listings state explicitly that the DuckDuckGo browser extension does not track users or collect personal data tied to individual identities, and the com...
DuckDuckGo positions itself as a privacy-first search engine that, according to industry write-ups, “does not collect or store” personally identifiable user data and avoids building profiles for ad ta...