>I believe having privacy puts the user at disadvantage since DDG doesn't keep your history or track who you are. i.e. Google knows definitely knows I am a developer and shows the tech related things first
One way to compensate is to be very specific.
Ex: "python programing language string slice" not just "python slice".
Most people have (without consciously thinking about it) learned to treat search terms as labels on a venn diagram with the center being the search results.
To get the most out of DDG search like it's 1999 - be specific and use operators
One way to compensate is to be very specific.
Ex: "python programing language string slice" not just "python slice".
Most people have (without consciously thinking about it) learned to treat search terms as labels on a venn diagram with the center being the search results.
To get the most out of DDG search like it's 1999 - be specific and use operators
https://help.duckduckgo.com/results/syntax/