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Google don’t sell privacy. Anyways, what’s this got to do with Google? “Privacy browser violates basic privacy to do something useless” is actually ridiculous.
by nsomaru 6y ago
Google don’t sell privacy.
Anyways, what’s this got to do with Google? “Privacy browser violates basic privacy to do something useless” is actually ridiculous. And the response is even more ridiculous! How does literally every single other browser do it?
I’m disappointed because I put my reputation on the line to recommend DDG to users based on...privacy. But here we see they actually do not hold true to their stated values. And they don’t even seem to care.
- anyzen 6y ago> Google don’t sell privacy. Of course they do. They sell users' privacy for advertising dollars. I am not defending DDG here, as they are clearly in the wrong - but let's not pretend that their error is even close to what Google does.
- minitech 6y agoIt’s an explanation of why complaints are being directed at DuckDuckGo (privacy is their raison d’être) even when Google is worse (privacy is not their product – or, in wording that’s more ambiguous in isolation, Google don’t sell privacy).
- bamboozled 6y agoDo they sell PII data ? Because I don’t think they do.
- mda 6y agoCan you explain how they sell "privacy"? This is thrown around all the time but I don't think it means what people think it means.
- jariel 6y ago"Google don’t sell privacy." What does DDG 'sell'? Which is to say, how much have you paid them? If you're not paying for it, then you are the product, that's the inevitable trade. There is no free lunch.
- TLightful 6y ago>Google don’t sell privacy. LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL Thanks, made my day