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

"0/10... Useless for perverts." The post DuckDuckGo Is Selling Anti Pervert Glasses That Contain Zero AI, Cameras, or Even ...

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

Ever since Meta partnered with Kylie Jenner to promote its new $299 AI glasses, the internet has been up in arms due to concerns that people can use the camera and video features to record others ...

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

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 ...

Private search engine DuckDuckGo is leaning further into the generative AI opportunity. The non-tracking search engine has been dabbling with expanding the role of AI assistance in its product for the ...

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

DuckDuckGo and Knockaround just launched $35 sunglasses with no camera, no mic, and no AI, a cheeky jab at every smart glasses brand recording strangers without asking.

DuckDuckGo’s Copy Clean Link feature strips unnecessary URL parameters before sharing, helping prevent tracking IDs from ...