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The ruling applies to every search engine. 90%+ of Europeans use google. How many use DuckDuckGo? So not having that stuff on google is pretty effective. h
by Vik1ng 12y ago
The ruling applies to every search engine.
90%+ of Europeans use google. How many use DuckDuckGo? So not having that stuff on google is pretty effective.
how about Usenet and news aggregator sites like HackerNews?
Who uses that stuff when looking up someone?
- joosters 12y agoIt only covers EU 'based' search engines. If DDG has no servers in Europe, I don't think they have to do anything to comply with this ruling.
- Vik1ng 12y agoAnd that works because they are pretty much irrelevant right now. I doubt they could get aways with no presence in on of their biggest markets, if the reach something like 25-50% market share.
- duiker101 12y agoI think the point that the parent was also trying to make is that even if this would effect only Google it's still very important because let's face it, almost nobody uses DDG. At least in Europe and compared to Google.