> If you are not paying for that service, there is an obvious incentive to monetize your data. And it goes away if you pay for it? > Sure, if you use Kagi to

> If you are not paying for that service, there is an obvious incentive to monetize your data. And it goes away if you pay for it? > Sure, if you use Kagi to commit crimes you may not be anonymous to the police. The "nothing to hide" arguments, gotcha. > But there are a lot of people who do not want to be profiled by ad networks And using Kagi helps with that how? You know that if you open any website from results, you are still profiled by ad networks? > Your comment about "the aura of superiority" is dismissive and a little confrontational I was replying to someone who accused me of being superior (because I know how to use Google? lol). Garbage in, garbage out. > Even when quoted, I find that Google will often return results that partially match my quote ignoring the important part As I said, if there is no exact match I see "no results for your search". It is a daily occurrence. It smells of planted misinformation, sorry. Considering you are a newly created account as well.