I give DDG a shot every once in a while, then go back to Google when I realize I have to put !g in there most of the time just to get a good result. It obviousl

I give DDG a shot every once in a while, then go back to Google when I realize I have to put !g in there most of the time just to get a good result. It obviously works better for someone, but that someone is not me. The privacy-from-the-NSA angle is uncompelling when DDG is affected by the same laws that make my data on Google vulnerable. If DDG were being forced to log, they wouldn't be able to tell you.