Combined with that they could collect locally relevant information too. Using DDG from the UK is currently a disappointing experience. You have the choice betw

Combined with that they could collect locally relevant information too. Using DDG from the UK is currently a disappointing experience. You have the choice between US centric search result or "UK" filter that is too restrictive: for example "man cat" with the UK filter return mostly non unix stuff (unlike the default version) !g is great, but when I use DDG on my iPhone, "!" is not an immediately accessible character.