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> But the NSA blows that right away. Can you elaborate on this?
by jonahx 8y ago
> But the NSA blows that right away.
Can you elaborate on this?
- askaboutit 8y agoThe servers used to return your results most likely made with intel hardware (known backdoors or open holes). Sophisticated, even mind blowing levels of encryption breaking and penetration. If you think your data is encrypted online, or that it can’t be traced at every step. You’re wrong. There is no privacy on the internet. The best privacy we all have is the power button. Then you walk outside and facial recognition takes over. Privacy is dead.
- jstanley 8y agoI don't get this kind of reasoning. Google isn't the NSA. Even if the NSA see everything, they still see it if you use Google instead of DuckDuckGo. But Google don't see anything you do with DuckDuckGo. There are only upsides to using DuckDuckGo.