In a landscape shaped by data trails and algorithmic shadows, silence has become rare. DuckDuckGo enters not with noise, but with restraint. No need for spectacle. No craving for attention. Just a presence that refuses to collect, trace, or monitor.
Surveillance fatigue runs deep. From ad networks to behavioral targeting, the web feels more like a mirror than a gateway. In that noise, quiet privacy feels radical. Here begins a cleaner kind of browsing. Not by masking identity, but by not asking for it.
