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Yes it does? The search engine won't track you, but that doesn't stop your ISP or anyone else along the chain.
by canadaj 12y ago
Yes it does? The search engine won't track you, but that doesn't stop your ISP or anyone else along the chain.
- antris 12y agoI mean that the guarantee from an US-based company that they won't track you is meaningless, because they can be ordered in secret court to hand over all their information with a gag order. After that the only way for us to know would be a whistleblower. And even then we would only know that we are unsafe, not that we are safe.
- winslow 12y agoExcept DuckDuckGo doesn't hold that information in the first place [1]. So a request by the government for information on a user will have very little information. [1] - https://duckduckgo.com/privacy https://duckduckgo.com/privacy
- andrewguenther 12y agoThey would have to keep any of that information in the first place...