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Apparently the main problem is with Microsoft. Bing and ChatGPT are down, and DDG seems to be involved with Bing somehow. Not quite what they promised us!
DDG seems to be involved with Bing somehow. Not quite what they promised us!
Very old news. Many of the search engines, such as Qwant, use Bing as well, but duckduckgo is more closely involved. It uses both Bing and Yahoo as I recall.
It's also hosted on MS Azure servers based in the US (along with projects hosted on github: https://github.com/duckduckgo). Hard to see how it's "private"...
Last edited by _blackhole_; 05-23-2024 at 09:52 AM.
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