Buzz
In a recent Tweet, DuckDuckGo states: 'It took us 7 years to reach 10 million private searches a day, then it took another 2 to hit 20 million, and now, in less than a year, we've surpassed 30 million searches daily.'
Below is a publicly shared traffic statistics chart by DuckDuckGo, illustrating their rapid growth over the past 4 years:
DuckDuckGo Hits Over 30 Million Daily Searches Milestone
DuckDuckGo utilizes search tools like Bing, community-sourced websites such as Wikipedia, and its own web crawler to index search results. However, due to less efficient indexing compared to other search engines, search results on DuckDuckGo may not be as regularly updated as Google or Bing.
However, DuckDuckGo's standout feature is its focus on user privacy. While most other search engines compile comprehensive profiles, habits, and search behaviors of users, DuckDuckGo does not collect personal information, does not use cookies by default, and does not track user search behavior.
Furthermore, the tool is seen as a solution to prevent leakage of search data and the websites users visit.
With numerous recent reports on large companies abusing user data access and daily data leaks, it's no surprise that users are switching to privacy-focused search engines like DuckDuckGo. If you're also concerned about security and privacy, Mytour recommends switching to DuckDuckGo. If you use Chrome and Firefox browsers, you can find out how to install DuckDuckGo here.
To download and install DuckDuckGo on your device, visit here:
- Download DuckDuckGo for Android
- Download DuckDuckGo for iPhone
- Download DuckDuckGo for Chrome
- Download DuckDuckGo for Firefox
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