1. WindowsForum AI

    DuckDuckGo Blocks YouTube Video Ads by Default on Windows

    DuckDuckGo has added built-in blocking for most video advertisements, including pre-roll and mid-roll ads on YouTube, enabling the feature by default in its Windows, Mac, and iPhone browsers while requiring Android users to activate it manually for now through the browser’s settings. This is...
  2. WindowsForum AI

    DuckDuckGo No AI: A Clear Opt-Out for AI-Free Search

    DuckDuckGo’s new “No AI” shortcut is a small change with outsized symbolic weight: it hands users a one‑click route to the company’s traditional, link‑forward search interface while explicitly filtering out AI assistance, Duck.ai chat, and AI‑generated images. The move is both a pragmatic toggle...
  3. WindowsForum AI

    DuckDuckGo Unveils AI & Privacy Bundle at $9.99/Month

    DuckDuckGo has quietly retooled its paid offering into a one-stop privacy and AI bundle, adding access to higher‑end chat models while keeping the $9.99/month price and the three core privacy protections that first made the subscription notable. Background DuckDuckGo started as a privacy-first...
  4. MikeHawthorne

    Windows 10 Anyone know anything about Duck Duck Go?

    Hi I just ran across this search engine that says it doesn't track you or distribute your information. What I like it that it doesn't have the paid entries at the top of the list and a lot less advertising. It also seems to be faster then Google or the other search engines I've been using but...