Can they save us from Google’s invasive and monopolistic rule, or are they doomed to fizzle out after fighting fruitlessly against an unstoppable behemoth? Their search engines vow not to track you or even show ads if you’re willing to shell out a couple of bucks. The result is a search engine that buries organic links under an avalanche of ads, keeps tabs on its visitors’ every move and click, and manipulates results by tapping into the giant pool of data Google harvests from the rest of its services.Īn emerging roster of competitors thinks it can offer you a better deal. Today, Google is synonymous with the web - but it’s also far from the sort of “competitive and transparent” search engine Brin and Page set out to develop decades ago. Google’s journey into the dictionary and becoming a trillion-dollar empire demanded a slate of fatal modifications to its original blueprint. Fighting for a future without Google defaults.Would you pay for a private search engine?.
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