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Thoughts on Kagi?
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this post was submitted on 19 Feb 2024
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I'm so glad that all companies always follow there privacy policy.
Seriously though even if they don't track you an adversary could compromise them
They don't, but a company built on that premise (private search) that does otherwise would be playing with fire. It caters to users that specifically look for that. I would quit in an instant if that would be the case, for example.
This is true about pretty much anything. Unless you host and write the code yourself, this is a risk. It is a risk with searXNG (malicious instance, malicious PR/code change that gets approved etc.), with email providers, with DNS providers, etc.
What solution you propose to this, that can actually scale?