DuckDuckGo·Sep 14, 2017How to Live Without GoogleRemove Google from your life? Yes, it can be done!A response icon10A response icon10
InDuckDuckGo BlogbyDuckDuckGo·Jul 25, 2017Privacy Mythbusting #6: Security equals privacy. (Nope!)While security software is important in staying safe online, it is a common misconception that security = privacy. It does not.A response icon3A response icon3
InDuckDuckGo BlogbyDuckDuckGo·Jul 18, 2017Privacy Mythbusting #5: I own my personal information. (Not as much as you think.)When you sign up for a website, the data that is collected is rarely your exclusive legal property.A response icon1A response icon1
InDuckDuckGo BlogbyDuckDuckGo·Jul 11, 2017Privacy Mythbusting #4: I can’t be identified just by browsing a website. (If only!)Just as each person has a unique fingerprint, so does every browser. Websites can use this "browser fingerprint" to track you.A response icon3A response icon3
InDuckDuckGo BlogbyDuckDuckGo·Jul 5, 2017Privacy Mythbusting #3: Anonymized data is safe, right? (Er, no.)Can aggregate data really be made anonymous by removing personal or identifiable data?A response icon2A response icon2
InDuckDuckGo BlogbyDuckDuckGo·Jun 27, 2017Privacy Mythbusting #2: My password keeps me safe. (Not necessarily!)If you’ve ever used the same password on more than one website, then your accounts may be compromised due to data leaks.A response icon2A response icon2
InDuckDuckGo BlogbyDuckDuckGo·Jun 19, 2017Privacy Mythbusting #1: Nobody else cares about privacy! (Umm, yes they do.)More and more people care about their online privacy. Not only that, more people are taking action to protect it.A response icon2A response icon2
InDuckDuckGo BlogbyDuckDuckGo·Jun 2, 2017Privacy Goes Mainstream: People Take Action As Privacy Risks IncreaseMost people say they are concerned with online privacy, but do they care enough to take action? We polled US adults to find out...A response icon2A response icon2
InDuckDuckGo BlogbyDuckDuckGo·May 10, 2017How to encrypt your devicesEasy steps to encrypt your phone and computer to keep your data safe.A response icon4A response icon4
InDuckDuckGo BlogbyDuckDuckGo·Apr 25, 2017How To Protect Your Privacy On LinuxKeep your personal data private with these privacy and security tips for Linux.A response icon4A response icon4
