The article includes some of the reasons why I changed to DDG quite a while ago, but this is pretty odd: "When you realise that most things you search for onli

The article includes some of the reasons why I changed to DDG quite a while ago, but this is pretty odd: "When you realise that most things you search for online are really boring and obvious, you soon realise you don't really need Google in your life" How is this an argument to use one search engine over another? Whether it's boring and obvious or not, you're still using a search engine. I stopped using Google because I was tired of landing on sites that seemed to be chosen by Google rather than finding the types of sites that I was looking for. Not that I'm entirely satisfied with DDG, either. I'm very tired of typing in keywords only to have them ignored. Side rant: I'm so tired of these headlines being phrased as if they're assuming that "we've all been doing this wrong" or "I did this so you should too".