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Switching away from Google’s search engine takes ‘too many steps’: DuckDuckGo CEO

Por: New York Post Tech September 22, 2023

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The founder of privacy-focused search engine DuckDuckGo grumbled about how difficult it is for users to switch their default service from Google while testifying at the Big Tech firm’s landmark antitrust trial on Thursday. Gabriel Weinberg — whose company has only 2.5% of the US market for online search, compared to Google’s 90% — blamed DuckDuckGo’s struggles to gain traction on its rival’s status as the default option on many... + full article



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