Collaborate Disseminate
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I was just searching something on my raspberrypi via duckduckgo and realized that there is q=[my query]&t=raspberrypi&[rest of the URL] in the URL bar.
When i did the same query on my PC, there was …t=h_….
Their … Continue reading Why is there "t=[your device]" in duckduckgo query URL?
DuckDuckGo is a search engine that claims it will not share your results with others. Many of my skeptical coworkers think it may be a scam.
Is there any proof that any web search engine will protect your privacy as it adve… Continue reading Why would someone trust DuckDuckGo or other providers with a similar privacy policy?
The Privacy Policy of DuckDuckGo.com mentions using HTTPs and POSTs affects the privacy of the search requests.
Since HTTPS is disabled by default, and POSTs is enabled by default, how does this affect my default search secu… Continue reading How do I use DuckDuckGo securely?