The only thing keeping me away from Kagi is that they are US-based. Having some presence in the EU would contribute to peace of mind that your personal data is

The only thing keeping me away from Kagi is that they are US-based. Having some presence in the EU would contribute to peace of mind that your personal data is more or less under jurisdiction of the GDPR, and that there's at least _some_ pressure to actually keep their word on privacy (as small as that pressure turns out to be in practice). Maybe not the search queries themselves, but at least keep the user information (payment data, personal preferences, etc) within the EU.