Tech Tip: DuckDuckGo

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Tech Tip: DuckDuckGo

I checked out the search engine DuckDuckGo. I think it's a cool alternative to Google. It doesn't store your personal information and I think that's so nice. Google has access to a lot of your information because you can use Google to sign-in to so many websites now. And sometimes that information can be compromised so I think DuckDuckGo is a really cool alternative search engine.

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