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My only issue is the need for an account identifier and having to trust them on privacy. Want to try it out though. I know bigger search engines do this via web fingerprinting but there are ways around it
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Ava 2y ago

trust happens with every search company. remember what happened with ddg and microsoft? anyway yeah, keep your privacy stack. use a fingerprint resistent browser like #Mullvad or #LibreWolf and vpn, and just sign up with an email alias, and privacy.com card or btc/lightning for payments and you're gtg

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franzap 2y ago

Definitely. Once they open up their search API it would be interesting to use it shared with other people (or charge sats) to make it more provably private