Privacy-focused search engine creator DuckDuckGo is trolling Meta by introducing its "anti-surveillance" counterpart to the ...

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DuckDuckGo released a line of 'normal' sunglasses in response to the prevalence of AI-powered smart glasses.

DuckDuckGo, the free, independent web browser with the quaint logo of a waterfowl wearing a bow tie, just took a swing at big tech through a satirical stunt marketing campaign directly targeting ...

DuckDuckGo and Knockaround just launched $35 sunglasses with no camera, no mic, and no AI, a cheeky jab at every smart glasses brand recording strangers without asking.

According to a report from the Federal Trade Commission, people lost about $12.5 billion to fraud in 2024 — a 25% increase from 2023 — with online shopping scams being the second most reported type of ...

Sunglasses used to exist simply to block the sun from your eyes — and to make you look cool, like Tom Cruise in Risky Business or Top Gun. But in recent years, those innocent li ...

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DuckDuckGo has added a filter to hide AI-generated images from image search results. The filter relies on open-source blocklists and can be toggled in search settings. This shift highlights growing ...

DuckDuckGo has released a new survey highlighting just how much personal information people are sharing with AI chatbots.

Ever since Meta partnered with Kylie Jenner to promote its new $299 AI glasses, the internet has been up in arms due to concerns that people can use the camera and video features to record others ...