DuckDuckGo 30 million searches a day

The DuckDuckGo search engine now generates more than 30 million searches per day. DuckDuckGo announced yesterday that it showed an increase in searches of the order of 50% in just one year.

"It took us seven years to reach 10 million private searches a day, then another two years to reach 20 million, and now in less than a year we're at 30 million," DuckDuckGo said in a statement. a tweet.

The DuckDuckGo publish its traffic statistics, and you can see the rapid growth of the company over the last four years.
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DuckDuckGo uses όπως το Bing, crowdsourced ιστοσελίδες όπως τη Wikipedia και το δικό της ανιχνευτή για τη of the search results index. The results do not aggressively search websites like other search engines, and are not as up-to-date as Google or Bing results.

This is the real power of DuckDuckGo for privacy protection. While other search engines assemble entire profiles from a user's search habits and behaviors, DuckDuckGo does not collect personal information, use from before and thus does not track search behavior.

DuckDuckGo also uses a method to avoid it of searches so that the sites you visited through the search engine do not know what you searched for.

With daily reports of data leaks from large corporations, due to sales or due to errors, it's no surprise that services like DuckDuckGo are adopted by too many users.
If you are protecting your privacy, it is a bit of a particular concern for you to try DuckDuckGo. If you're already using the service, you can leave your impressions in the comments below.

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