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Another authoritarian who wants total government surveillance over all financial transactions.

One of the guys behind Brave is Brendan Eich, a Mozilla veteran from the days when Mozilla was sane.

Even if you read the privacy policy, there is no guarantee that the company actually adheres to it.

I don't see the point of Duckduckgo browser in a world where Firefox exists.

The problem with Google is that it integrates with many different services. Google doesn't just know what you searched online. It can also link your search history with your payments, the videos you watched or your gps location. It aggregates everything about you in one place.

Duckduckgo can't do that. Fragmentation of services is great.

I'm still waiting for the mobile client to be available on F-Droid.

These all work great for me:

qwant.com

startpage.nl

ecosia.org

Qwant looks good. I am also testing startpage.nl and ecosia.org.

These daya anyone who voices an opinion against the consensus is called a Russian bot.

I am really disturbed by what Duckduckgo has been doing lately. That being said, they are better than Google.

yes,of course

It's not marginally better. It's objectively much better.

Having an open source client has huuuuge advantages. Here is one: I can download Telegram client from F-Droid, which reduces my dependency on Google Play Store.

Telegram is used by somewhere between half to a full billion people. It's impact on open source is massive.