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  Kevinmc 6 years ago

  Like Nuke I use TOR and DDG as much as posisble, or I2P. I have no trust in Google what so ever.

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  Nuke 6 years ago

  It could be more effective a real legislation about it ( https://yro.slashdot.org/story/18/02/02/0540226/duckduckgo-ceo-google-and-facebook-are-watching-our-every-move-online-its-time-to-make-them-stop ) (3)

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  Nuke 6 years ago

  But still, that could be a problem on any international website with servers elsewhere, but with hidden trackers from mayor websites from US like Google, Facebook, Amazon (http://randomwalker.info/publications/OpenWPM_1_million_site_tracking_measurement.pdf). So I try to use local extra precautions: trusting certain addons for privacy and security, use of Tor when available (2)

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  Nuke 6 years ago

  That's right Shalimar, DDG Server is located in the US. That is a problem because even when DDG tell us that it avoids Search Leakage and use of cookies, default HTTPS, and its supposed to not collect personal info (https://duckduckgo.com/privacy), its stilll on the eye of the NSA wherever I'm at (https://www.eff.org/pages/upstream-prism). (1)

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  Stolensoul 6 years ago

  I use Qwant. Maybe not good enough, but yet the best I found.

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  Shalimar 6 years ago

  Hey Nuke the Server of the Duke is located in the U.S.
  Isn't that a problem because of the NSA.?

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  Nuke 6 years ago

  Im ok with DuckDuckGo. It gets the job done without the feeling that somebody's looking even at my butthole to sell me stuff

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