DuckDuckGo

Private Search Engine DuckDuckGo’s Traffic Performance Goes Parabolic (Chart Of The Day)

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– Chart of the Day: DuckDuckGo (Liberty Blitzkrieg, Aug 15, 2013):

A month ago, I highlighted the explosive growth in privacy focused search engine DuckDuckGo. At the time, I also stated that I would start using it for my searches to see how it goes. Well I am very pleased to report that I have now successfully conditioned myself to use this search engine for about 90% of my online queries, and I have found the results to be excellent. It appears I am not the only one, as according to website information hub Alexa, DuckDuckGo’s performance has continued to go parabolic.

This just goes to show that when people decide they are fed up and want something new, they will shift to something new. We have the power to change things, we just need to wake up and do it.

In Liberty,
Mike

Escape Google’s Or Any Other Search Engine’s Filter Bubble With DuckDuckGo – An Illustrated Guide (Video)

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Don’t miss:

– Escape Your Search Engine’s Filter Bubble  – An Illustrated Guide By DuckDuckGo

– The 50 Best Websites of 2011 (TIME, Aug. 16, 2011):

Some of the largest companies on the Web have attempted to compete with Google and failed. DuckDuckGo, on the other hand, is about as small as a company can be — it has one full-time employee — and has come up with one of the most appealing Google alternatives to date. It doesn’t involve e-mail, maps, real-time results or social networking. It’s just a simple, straightforward search engine that’s reminiscent of early Google, with a no-nonsense privacy policy (it will not store any information that could tie you to your searches). Best of all, the results are dependably relevant and devoid of spam.