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On Mon, 15 Jul 2024, 26yh.0712 wrote:Maybe ... but with the $$$ Goog and M$ can bring
On 7/15/24 1:19 AM, rbowman wrote:I think there would be some kind of antitrust procedure if one or two of them started to cut off third party search engines.On Sun, 14 Jul 2024 16:30:25 -0700, Bobbie Sellers wrote:>
>I too resist Google, the great big advertising>
agency and always search with DDG. It is a choice on Firefox. SeaMonkey
and Mercury browsers.
I use Brave and generally go with the Brave search.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brave_Search
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I do use DDG if I have Firefox open but have noticed DDG tends to be a
wrapper on Bing.
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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-13451223/Microsoft-outage- >
Bing-DuckDuckGo-ChatGPT-thousands-users.html
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DDG does have other sources it indexes.
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While it would be great to completely avoid
Goog and M$, this just isn't practical. Those
engines are now so HUGE and quick that even
DDG is going to use them by proxy. The only
good bit is that DDG disguises YOUR identity
so Goog cannot easily monitor/target your stuff.
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Future worry - Goog and M$ don't necessarily HAVE
to let DDG and related use them for searches. One
greedy itch and it's Goog or NOTHING worth a damn.
It is very difficult to create even a tiny spot
in the world where money doesn't rule - Ok, maybe
China, but there the STATE rules and spies on your
every keystroke with bad intent ........
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Aww ... I see AltaVista now takes you to Yahoo :-(
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Perhaps, in the end, we'll revert to the classic, eternal beauty of dmoz.org? It no longer works but it was one of those directories curated by humans.Too small for modern needs. The present/future of "search"
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