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I don't Work at Kagi either, but I can ready their Privacy Policy: https://kagi.com/privacy https://kagi.com/privacy > Searches are anonymous and private to yo

I don't Work at Kagi either, but I can ready their Privacy Policy: https://kagi.com/privacy https://kagi.com/privacy > Searches are anonymous and private to you. Kagi does not log and associate searches with an account. They also double down on this in their FAQ: https://help.kagi.com/kagi/company/faqs.html#i-am-still-worried-about-my-private-information-and-searches-being-linked-together-why-should-i-trust-you https://help.kagi.com/kagi/company/faqs.html#i-am-still-worr... I find their reasoning solid and choose to believe them (for now).

jefozabuss 3y ago
As you mentioned they don't track (for now). I mean anyone can write anything into a privacy policy and who will enforce they are sticking to them really? Usually we only see what actually happens in the background when there is a breach. For financial systems we have regular audits so rules like PCI DSS are enforced, but do we have these for search systems?
- dijit 3y ago
  > I mean anyone can write anything into a privacy policy and who will enforce they are sticking to them really? Dunno, but a "decent" chunk of my time went into vetting our privacy policy for my company because it is something we could be sued over. So at least lawyers are taking it very seriously.