A new batch of Normal F****** Sunglasses is on the way. "Useless for perverts," The Onion says.

DuckDuckGo lets you turn off AI features and doesn't track you, while Google is quickly transforming its search engine into an AI experience. Here's how to decide which one is right for you.

DuckDuckGo, the search engine renowned for its commitment to user privacy, has introduced a suite of artificial intelligence tools aimed at enhancing user experience while maintaining strict privacy ...

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

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The company just announced the release of its "anti-surveillance sunglasses." ...

The browser's "Copy Clean Link" option strips trackers out of URLs.

DuckDuckGo's latest product is a pair of ordinary sunglasses, with no added features such as video recording or generative AI ...

DuckDuckGo says installs surged after Google's AI search overhaul, hinting some users may want less AI in search.

The search engine unveiled the limited-edition shades as part of a collaboration with Knockaround, describing them as “Normal ...

Even as Chrome is killing ad blockers, DuckDuckGo's new video player now blocks ads by default on YouTube and elsewhere. Duck Player is available for MacOS, Windows, Android, and iOS.

DuckDuckGo is going after YouTube ads. The privacy-focused company announced Wednesday that its free DuckDuckGo browser now blocks most video ads, including ads that run before and during YouTube ...