The article discusses alternative search engines to Google, emphasizing that many users are dissatisfied with ads and paid placements. It highlights DuckDuckGo’s strong privacy features, as it does not track user data, and also mentions Microsoft Bing, which, despite being under Microsoft's ownership, possesses many comparable advantages to Google, including a visually appealing interface. The article encourages users to explore these alternatives, suggesting that they might find features they prefer over Google’s offerings, especially regarding data privacy and user experience.
Tired of all the ads and paid placements on Google when you're searching for authentic, expertly-sourced information? We got you: Google isn't the only search engine in the world.
DuckDuckGo is the little search engine that could, in our book. It separates itself from the pack by being one of the very few search options that promises not to collect personal information about you.
Despite being owned by a software giant, Microsoft Bing actually doesn't get the credit it deserves as a smart, valuable source for searches. It's got everything, basically, that Google does, and in some ways is actually better.
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