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The competing search engine DuckDuckGo claims that Google is tracking internet users even when incognito mode is activated. DuckDuckGo claimed that Google is using personal information to tailor search results, says Digital Trends. In a blog post, DuckDuckGo said that Google "puts you in a bubble based on what Google’s algorithms think you’re most likely to click on." The company concluded that "private browsing mode and being logged out of Google offered very little filter bubble protection." Google has disputed DuckDuckGo's privacy research study, claiming its research methods were flawed.
Reuters reports Qatar sent State Minister for Foreign Affairs Soltan bin Saad Al-Muraikhi to attend the annual Gulf Cooperation Council’s summit to be held on Sunday in Saudi Arabia. The director...More
According to Business Insider, "Dollar General is expanding rapidly in the United States. In 2017, it opened new locations at a rate of around four stores a day. In 2018, it is on track to open...More
According to Digital Trends, Amazon’ is planning to expand the number of cashier-free Amazon Go stores available. This expansion may include opening locations at major airports. Representatives...More
