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Google's advertising model relying on stored user data to deliver personalized ads
collects a wide range of metadata and content-related signals from to power security, productivity features, and cross‑product personalization—while it insists that content stored in Gmail is not used...
presents itself as a search provider that says it does not retain personal identifiers such as IP addresses, search histories, or device fingerprints and limits data use to anonymized trends or transi...
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...