Privacy

Good Alternative Search Engines to DuckDuckGone

After DuckDuckGo's censorship turn, here are private, censorship-resistant search engines worth switching to.

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DuckDuckGo has positioned itself as a “privacy” respecting alternative to Google search. However, millions of internet users are now searching for alternative search engines to what is being called DuckDuckGone.

Users who value privacy also naturally consider free speech and censorship resistance when seeking reliable information. Privacy and censorship resistance complement each other. Since DuckDuckGo decided to act as an arbiter of truth rather than maintain its privacy-focused position, many are exploring other options.

Gabriel Weinberg, DuckDuckGo’s CEO, disavowed the Russian invasion of Ukraine while simultaneously enabling censorship of Russian media. This contradictory political stance prompted thousands of users to seek alternatives and use the hashtag #duckduckgone.

Screenshot of Gabriel Weinberg’s tweets: condemning Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, announcing that DuckDuckGo would down-rank sites associated with Russian disinformation, and stating that privacy “transcends politics”

Alternative Search Engines

Searx Open source, private, and uncensored. Requires configuration for safe searching (avoid public instances). https://www.searx.me

MetaGer Open source, privacy-focused engine based in Germany. Contains ads from Bing; ad-free membership available. https://metager.org/

Mojeek Uses its own crawlers and offers privacy. Based in the UK. https://www.mojeek.com/

Swisscows Private search engine based in Switzerland. https://swisscows.com

Qwant Private search engine based in France. https://www.qwant.com/

Brave Search Private search engine based in the US. https://search.brave.com/

Presearch Privacy-respecting, decentralized search engine powered by blockchain. https://presearch.com/

Noiz devices come with privacy-respecting browsers that set either Brave Search or Swisscows as default search engines.

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