On August 5, a federal judge ruled against Google, citing its illegal maintenance of a monopoly in search, violating antitrust laws. This ruling opens up the market for competing search engines.
While Google remains dominant with about 91% of the market share, there are alternative search engines like Bing and Brave that prioritize user privacy and offer different functionalities and rewards.
Using alternative search engines may require more specific queries as they often lack the comprehensive results that Google provides, which could lead to more refined search experiences.
Search engines such as Bing offer competitive features including a generous search field and reward programs that provide tangible user benefits, and Brave emphasizes privacy protections.
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