Browser tracking protections won't stop tracking, warns DuckDuckGoīrave Search uses on its own community-generated index, based on the Tailcat search engine acquired from unsuccessful Chrome-challenger Cliqz.
What the FLoC? Browser makers queue up to decry Google's latest ad-targeting initiative as invasive tracking.Ex-Brave staffer launches GDPR sueball in Germany over tech giants' real-time bidding for ad inventory.Brave buys a search engine, promises no tracking, no profiling – and may even offer a paid-for, no-ad version.
DuckDuckGo says it uses some 400 different sources to inform its search index, though its reliance on Microsoft Bing became evident when the disappearance of a politically sensitive image in Redmond's product earlier this month was reflected in DuckDuckGo and other alternative search engines.
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