The problem with DuckDuckGo and other privacy web browsers 

[sleaf]

Privacy respecting browsers and Adblock never gave me any issues

[carterconger]

"Dont use privacy because its annoying" got it😂

[MykahMaelstrom]

Avoiding targeted ads is not the point of a private browser. Privacy is. Getting targeted ads is not the only potential outcome of sites owning your data

[Zwei]

I'd rather the viagra ad then the targetted stalker bullshit. Leave me alone.

[chivasdeguadalajara]

How did this video target me on my feed?

[darkyalan]

Imagine not using an adblocker, that's crazy

It's almost like you preserve your privacy AND don't have to deal with shitty ads

[brethilnen]

"So think about it."
Me: *thinks* ... I have elected to ignore your advice.

[GrimOrdnance]

Its not even about privacy, though its a perk. Google just sucks at more niche searches. If its not obvious, you get nothing but ads or unrelated stuff. Shouldnt have to add Reddit after everything

[smarttarts]

This video brought to you by big data.

[Da_Shark]

Yeah dude... shut up... there is never ever a good reason for targeted adds.... its not "more annoying" its less creepy!!

[rue]

If you care about the convenience, dont focus on privacy. Simple as that.

[laycookie-fi]

Google is known to give information to the law enforcements on who googled a term that they requested. And just like that you can become a part of a criminal investigation for just searching something up <3

Also idk what you are talking about I use brave and there search engine doesn’t even have any ads.

[JokingThief]

Just go ahead and straight-up block the ads is what he's saying.

[svenmify]

The main problem is that duck duck go got caught with their pants down selling user data about a year ago. So even if you’re into privacy and all that, you’re not getting any

[sebas]

I agree with this! As long as you have the self control to not buy things you don’t need, getting targeted ads are actually pretty useful to recommend products you might’ve never even known existed.

[Bleats_Sinodai]

I just wish we had the option to completely turn off all tracking for our online activities, you know. I like getting recommended things that are not of my interest sometimes. Random things that I never considered looking into is literally how most of my interests formed in the first place lmao

[davryder]

Don't like targeted ads or even amazon/Netflix, YouTube recommendations because it turns into an echo chamber of the last 10-20 things you've searched liked or commented on, gone is the surprise or genuine discovery of something completely different and new.

[safarl]

Not true at all. I don’t think you understand how these mechanisms work. I see you are driving around. You should be driving back to the office to study the various tricks of the browser.

[sethnmarshall]

So we’ve found the single person who still uses yahoo.

[ZanderPlaysVG]

Sounds like you want people to think that because you're a fed. And you don't want American citizens to know of a way to stop you from spying on them. I don't care about ads suiting my taste because I block them anyway.