>... why not use them now while they don't rather than giving in and just using Google and accepting the surveillance? That user sounds like they do use DDG bu

>... why not use them now while they don't rather than giving in and just using Google and accepting the surveillance? That user sounds like they do use DDG but are cautious about how their business model may change in the future. They even think more people should be using it: >I argue that people should use DuckDuckGo. They're just advocating for awareness. If anything, their stance is what all of us who regularly use DDG should take, so that DDG is aware that their userbase would be likely to seek other alternatives should they change their ways. It keeps the pressure on them to "do right".