> This either falsifies Duck Duck Go's accusations of Google, or it shows that Duck Duck Go is tracking and personalizing. I think that is a false dichotomy; i

> This either falsifies Duck Duck Go's accusations of Google, or it shows that Duck Duck Go is tracking and personalizing. I think that is a false dichotomy; it's entirely possible that the distributed search is just part of the reason that Google's search results are different, and that DDG's accusations of filtering are also true. I don't know if this is actually the case (I didn't look in to the matter very deeply), just saying that it's possible.