>>21188
Yeah I remember hearing something like that. Of course they still have a privacy policy but being based in the USA they could easily break that without telling anyone if the CIA wanted them to.

Personally I use Startpage but the DDG bangs function is pretty cool. Caring too much about tracking by international governments seems futile though, since every machine is backdoored at the hardware level these days. Unless you're using an old Thinkpad or something. But I can understand wanting to give as little data as possible away to companies.
>>21191
>Stallman uses duckduckgo? He doesn't even uses a mail client or whatever. I don't think he really want to search anything on the searchable webz.
According to his website he does:
>For searching, I have mostly used DuckDuckGo for the past few years. It does work with JS disabled, but you have to follow a link before you search.
>I also sometimes use ixquick.com. My usual precautions should stop them from knowing it is me.