CuckCuckGo

There seems to be this push even among privacy services to "comply." I understand removing shortcuts for "illegal" services but I don't see how they're liable for not blacklisting something. They index the web. It's not their job to police it.

This is so disappointing

I fucking hate that DDG went this way. At least now we know what their principles are.

Wow can you take an opportunity to grab more market share from Google and piss it all away, ive been using brave and qwant of late

Shame.
Unfortunately, Impervious isn't an option either as it's funded by a bunch of cucks. It's 2022 and the Internet has no decent effin browser...gnaahhh.

Everything they builded for years destroyed, gone in weeks.

We're literally going to have to decentralize everything.

this is what happens when the business model is advertising

RIP duckduckgo.

Look at the aggregator project Searx:

https://searx.space/

Some of the instances are pretty interesting (they provide different interfaces).

Also maybe https://www.alexandria.org