| − | The biggest difference between DuckDuckGo and other search engines is that DuckDuckGo does not track its users; it doesn't store search histories or record any data that could be used to identify user computers.<ref name=interview/> Other major differences between DuckDuckGo and its primary competitors, [[Google]], [[Bing]], and [[Yahoo!]], include variations in each User Interface, and the algorithms the corporations use to 'fetch' information from the Internet. DuckDuckGo includes ''Zero-click Information'', Category Pages, ambiguous keyword detection, simpler links, topic detection, and overall much less spam; DuckDuckGo provides relevant information, faster. This information includes topic summaries, images and related topics, and often answers search queries directly.<ref name=differences>[http://www.differencebetween.net/technology/difference-between-google-and-duckduckgo/ Difference Between Google and DuckDuckGo]</ref> | + | The biggest difference between DuckDuckGo and other search engines is that DuckDuckGo does not track its users; it doesn't store search history or record any data that could be used to identify user computers.<ref name=interview/> Other major differences between DuckDuckGo and its primary competitors, [[Google]], [[Bing]], and [[Yahoo!]], include variations in each User Interface, and the algorithms the corporations use to 'fetch' information from the Internet. DuckDuckGo includes ''Zero-click Information'', Category Pages, ambiguous keyword detection, simpler links, topic detection, and overall much less spam; DuckDuckGo provides relevant information, faster. This information includes topic summaries, images and related topics, and often answers search queries directly.<ref name=differences>[http://www.differencebetween.net/technology/difference-between-google-and-duckduckgo/ Difference Between Google and DuckDuckGo]</ref> |