Gabriel Weinberg, 36, runs DuckDuckGo, an eight-year-old search engine based near Philadelphia that is a David to Google's Goliath. With a staff of 40 contractors and full-timers, DuckDuckGo hosts 3 billion searches a year, compared to Google's trillion-plus. Its primary selling point is that it offers real privacy because it does not track searches or store users' history.
Gabriel Weinberg, 36, runs DuckDuckGo, an eight-year-old search engine based near Philadelphia that is a David to Google's Goliath. With a staff of 40 contractors and full-timers, DuckDuckGo hosts 3 billion searches a year, compared to Google's trillion-plus. Its primary selling point is that it offers real privacy because it does not track searches or store users' history.
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