DuckDuckGo CEO: Google contracts hinder competition

Anna Langlois

22 September 2023

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The chief executive of privacy-focused search engine DuckDuckGo has claimed Google’s contracts with web browsers and mobile device manufacturers stymied its efforts to gain a foothold.

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