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DuckDuckGo's reliance on third-party partners for search results
DuckDuckGo provides many of the same core privacy protections across its mobile apps and its newer desktop offerings—blocking third‑party trackers, enforcing HTTPS, and offering a one‑tap "Fire" butto...
DuckDuckGo publicly positions itself as a company that has little or no user-search data to hand over and therefore does not receive ordinary search-related law enforcement requests, a stance repeated...
A clear record of reporting and company statements shows DuckDuckGo’s commercial relationship with Microsoft created a measurable exception in its tracker-blocking behavior on browsers in 2022, a gap ...
DuckDuckGo is independent and not owned by Google or Alphabet, and the company explicitly states it has no relationship with Google for search results . While DuckDuckGo maintains partnerships with va...
The publicly available reporting and DuckDuckGo’s own documentation do not publish a side‑by‑side telemetry manifest that declares different telemetry behaviors for the Chrome, Firefox, and Safari ext...