Rated 2 out of 5 stars

by Firefox user c228e4 on Aug. 23, 2017 ·

With Google and other companies using the internet to track people and get information and the govt becoming more like a crime organization, over the last 6 years, including spying on people, I decided to change my browser and search engine to ones that protect my privacy. At first I started with DuckDuckGo but after running across some articles about this company which lead to doing some research, I found out there is some misleading in their statements about the level of privacy their search engine provides. Also they financially support at least one liberal, anti-Trump organization in disguised as a privacy advocate organization. If someone is going to profit from my usage of their product then that profit needs to go to causes I would support with my own money. There are better "privacy" search engines out there, just do your research. Better than Google and Yahoo so two stars.

by DuckDuckGo (Developer) on Aug. 23, 2017 ·

Thanks for the review. To clarify our approach to privacy, we make our position clear in our privacy policy: https://duckduckgo.com/privacy

In summary, we don't collect or share personal information and anything that states otherwise is inaccurate.