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. DuckDuckGo donated $1.1 million to privacy groups, totaling $8 million since 2011 . They're letting users vote on whether they want AI features in search . Added premium AI chat models that keep conversations private and stored locally

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Spread Privacy Blog @spreadprivacy.com Feb 04, 2026
DuckDuckGo Uncategorized 70% relevant web
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• DuckDuckGo donated $1.1 million to privacy and digital competition groups worldwide • This marks their 15th year of supporting organizations that protect online privacy • Money goes to nonprofits working to make the internet safer and more trustworthy for users
Gabriel Weinberg Newsletter @thegreatrace.substack.com Jan 31, 2026
DuckDuckGo AI 75% relevant rss
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• Person used AI coding tools to predict which teams will play in each 2026 World Cup match • Ran one million simulations to help decide which games to attend • Found AI coding helpful but required lots of checking since it made mistakes and forgot context
Gabriel Weinberg Newsletter @thegreatrace.substack.com Jan 19, 2026
DuckDuckGo AI 85% relevant rss
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• DuckDuckGo created a public vote asking people if they want AI features or not • Made two versions of their search engine - one with AI features and one without • Believes people should have the choice whether to use AI tools rather than having them forced on them • Responds to many tech companies ignoring users who want to opt out of AI
Spread Privacy Blog @spreadprivacy.com Sep 30, 2025
DuckDuckGo Democracy & Civic Tech 70% relevant rss
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• DuckDuckGo donated $1.1 million to privacy and digital rights organizations worldwide • This brings their total donations since 2011 to over $8 million • Money goes to groups fighting for online privacy, free speech, and fair competition in tech • Shows how successful tech companies can support causes that align with their values
Spread Privacy Blog @spreadprivacy.com Sep 04, 2025
DuckDuckGo AI 85% relevant rss
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• DuckDuckGo added premium AI models to their subscription while keeping privacy protections • Service anonymizes chats and stores conversations locally instead of on company servers • Research shows 27% of Americans use AI daily but 59% feel no control over how AI affects them • Company aims to bridge the gap between AI usefulness and user control over their data