I think competition in web search is desperately needed and Kagi is promising. I used it during the free public beta and the search results were comparable to G

I think competition in web search is desperately needed and Kagi is promising. I used it during the free public beta and the search results were comparable to Google - sometimes better, sometimes worse. I sincerely hope they continue improving their search engine and other products, and make a well deserved profit from that. However, this seems a little disingenuous to me: > We do not log searches or associate them with an account, by design. This is a software architecture decision (we simply don’t need this) and there is no simple switch one can flip to enable this in case of a court order. I have no reason to doubt this that their software is like that currently. But I also know that you don't need to change your software architecture to log user queries.