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i don't think it's an outlier state of mind at all ... in fact at this stage the majority of people in the US aren't concerned about search privacy. but, y'kno
by jdp23 16y ago
i don't think it's an outlier state of mind at all ... in fact at this stage the majority of people in the US aren't concerned about search privacy.
but, y'know, DuckDuckGo doesn't have to get the majority of people. with their incredibly low costs, if they can get their search market share to even 1%, they can be hugely profitable. and there are at least that many people who care.
- jorgem 16y agoHow does ddg make money, anyway?
- Sargis 16y agoThe search results to amazon are affiliate links. I'mbassuming they have other methods to get revenue as well.
- gawker 16y agoAre they just aggregating search results from various websites and putting it all together into one package?
- jimboyoungblood 16y agoJudging from their homepage, I'd guess they sell bowties for ducks.