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Re:Search engines alternatives now that Google isn't Google ... by ragazzina on Monday May 25, 2026 @10:45AM (#48267475)
What other countries do you want nothing to do with?
Re:Search engines alternatives now that Google isn't Google ... by margalabargala on Monday May 25, 2026 @11:13AM (#48267836)
North Korea, Eritrea, a few others but Russia is the only one in the list getting paid for search indexes.
Re:Search engines alternatives now that Google isn't Google ... by NSUserDefaults on Monday May 25, 2026 @12:13PM (#48268523)
Maybe just the ones at full or hybrid war with Europe?
Re:Search engines alternatives now that Google isn't Google ... by virgil_disgr4ce on Monday May 25, 2026 @11:01AM (#48267688)
This is so funny, as though wanting to boycott specific entities is some kind of absurd notion, and as though saying "Sure, what ELSE don't you like?" is some kind of proof that it's an absurdity
Re:Search engines alternatives now that Google isn't Google ... by ljm on Monday May 25, 2026 @11:16AM (#48267873)
It kind of is though. Someone else will say "why are you sourcing results from an Israeli company?" and another will say "why are you sourcing results from a Chinese company?" and another one yet will say "why are you sourcing results from the US?".

Why are the ethics of working with Yandex or Baidu any better or worse than the ethics of working with Google or Microsoft? Except that they're not western.

The logical answer is that a person like this wants a very strong firewall, so ethically impure bits don't cross into their LAN.

Re:Search engines alternatives now that Google isn't Google ... by AlecSchueler on Monday May 25, 2026 @11:28AM (#48267994)
> Why are the ethics of working with Yandex or Baidu any better or worse than the ethics of working with Google or Microsoft?

A completely reasonable question that you should be able to answer if you're giving your money out to them.

Re:Search engines alternatives now that Google isn't Google ... by psychoslave on Monday May 25, 2026 @11:17AM (#48267878)
Maybe not that ridiculous, since one can guess that the underlying thoughts are more about geostrategic concerns than favorite color of the day.

The United States (I guess that's also the premise here, I'm not USA citizen myself) has notable rivalries with several countries, including China, Russia, Iran, North Korea, and Venezuela. These nations are often considered adversaries due to various geopolitical tensions and conflicts.

I guess that Kahi is doing nothing illegal, so if people have that kind of question, it feels legitimate to reply with a demand of what is the extend this patriotism stance is going beyond the judicial requirements.

Re:Search engines alternatives now that Google isn't Google ... by justinclift on Wednesday May 27, 2026 @08:07AM (#48293004)
> and Venezuela.

Isn't that one past tense now, after the US grabbed their leader?

Re:Search engines alternatives now that Google isn't Google ... by psychoslave on Thursday May 28, 2026 @09:42AM (#48308864)
Sure, rapture the leader with only a hundred civil left dead and this is it, everybody in the country now is hearth supporter of those who launched that raid.
Re:Search engines alternatives now that Google isn't Google ... by justinclift on Saturday May 30, 2026 @02:23AM (#48333225)
The new Venezuela leadership seem to be ok with the US though?
Re:Search engines alternatives now that Google isn't Google ... by account42 on Wednesday May 27, 2026 @04:54AM (#48291521)
Perhaps provide alternatives first if you want people to go along with your boycott.