Re:Police ask for whole city's Google searches, and a judge ...
by djsumdog on Thursday March 16, 2017 @01:00PM
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They claim they don't track you. I use DDG for at least 1/3 of my searches (and have to add !g to the rest because I don't get the results I need).
Still, it's important to note DDG runs on AWS, so Amazon still has access to the entire underlying infrastructure. If served an NSL, Amazon could track all traffic going to/from DDG. In theory, they could also grab the SSL certs from those servers and decrypt SSL traffic as well.
Still, it's important to note DDG runs on AWS, so Amazon still has access to the entire underlying infrastructure. If served an NSL, Amazon could track all traffic going to/from DDG. In theory, they could also grab the SSL certs from those servers and decrypt SSL traffic as well.