Jan 072022
C. Blair Robinson, legal intern at Robinson+Cole, writes:
2021 was a rough year for many businesses, but there was at least one winner: in a recent blog post, privacy-focused search engine DuckDuckGo reported a record growth of over 46 percent and now claims to serve more than 27 million Americans. Unlike other search engines, which sell targeted advertisements based on individual user profiles, DuckDuckGo does not track individual consumers. Instead, the search engine makes money by delivering advertisements based on keywords used in a specific search without tracking the user behind the query.
Read more at The National Law Review.
One Response to “DuckDuckGo Profits on Privacy”
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I think you should check out this article.
http://techrights.org/2021/03/15/duckduckgo-in-2021/
DDG is provacy focussed no more