What Are Alternatives To Google? Google is today the most popular search engine when it comes to Internet searches. The market share of Google is more than 80% in many countries. Who are the main rivals currently? Which other search engines are available to find information on the internet? We'll explain the strengths and weaknesses of two different search engines.
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Microsoft's Bing Search Engine Microsoft's Bing search engine may be the most popular alternative to Google. In terms of appearance, they are like each other. Results from search engines include the information for each result, such as a title and description along with a link directly to the results. Certain searches also include a panel with facts and other information on the right side of the navigation pane. Bing also has vertical search engines that allow users to search for specific kinds of content like images, news, and videos. These can be displayed both in the main search engine results and on distinct pages. Google has been accused of displaying YouTube videos prominently within videos in searches. However, this has not been a problem for Bing. Bing, like Google does, too, analyzes user behaviour by persistently recording information about searches as well as the results that users clicked. This permits Bing direct advertisements to its search results. Bing is also able to serve personalised ads inside its Windows operating system.
Duckduckgo Search Engine DuckDuckGo searches are another option in addition to Google. The DuckDuckGo search engine executes your query when you start a new search. DuckDuckGo will then pull the results from Bing, and present them to you in your web browser. When you search this engine, you won't have direct contact with Bing. Bing won't have access to any of your personal information like IP address or geographical place of residence. DuckDuckDuckGo also includes ads on its search results. The US search engine doesn't collect any user data thus it's not able to serve targeted ads. If you type in "holidays" or something similar, it will only show advertisements based on the keyword or phrase that you were searching for. Because it's made the decision to not use any other information on you, it won't be permitted to use that information. According to us, Bing as well as Google are very much alike. It's all down to individual preferences about which one you prefer. DuckDuckGo is our preferred choice because it lets us remain completely anonymous.
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