> And we have a strict no-logging policy; we don’t log or store data that can connect you to your online activity, or to any other DuckDuckGo services, such as

> And we have a strict no-logging policy; we don’t log or store data that can connect you to your online activity, or to any other DuckDuckGo services, such as search. These days the bar for privacy should be higher than "we don't log your activity, trust us." We should aim higher than VPNs. I've been enjoying iCloud Private Relay. Basically it's a type of onion routing. From a privacy perspective, it narrows your leap of faith to "trust that the system is architected the way we say it is and there's no out-of-band collusion among the relays." With that, the entry node (Apple) shouldn't be able to see your destination and the exit node (Apple partner) shouldn't be able to see your IP. Fun fact: it breaks Google search for me and forced me to switch to DDG! I got a captcha almost all the time. In a way, I see that as a positive sign that it's really working to protect privacy.