Re:Duck Duck Go: Illusion of Privacy (2013)
by coldtea on Sunday September 24, 2017 @08:05AM
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>But what if DuckDuckGo provided a splitter-feed to the NSA? DuckDuckGo can claim without lying that they store no personal information, but that speaks nothing of a collaborating partner storing it.
Not to mention they don't need to provide anything themselves. Unless DDG has their own cables to users homes, after DDG connect to the internet backbone and before the user connects to DDG, the various agencies have all kinds of opportunities to get their feeds. It surely isn't SSL that will prevent them.
Not to mention they don't need to provide anything themselves. Unless DDG has their own cables to users homes, after DDG connect to the internet backbone and before the user connects to DDG, the various agencies have all kinds of opportunities to get their feeds. It surely isn't SSL that will prevent them.