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@KagiHQ
Privacy-respecting search, browser and products that put you first. No ads. No trackers. Ever. Support email: [email protected]
Palo Alto, CA
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  • @KagiHQ
    Kagi
    @KagiHQ
    Jul 7
    "Privacy by policy is no privacy at all" 💯 Which is exactly why kagi.com - together with other companies fighting for a privacy-respecting web - exists.
    @ncerovac
    Captain Nemo 🦞
    Lido
    @ncerovac
    Jul 7
    Replying to @ncerovac
    Second - even if policies were ironclad, frontier labs get exploited ALL the time, either by bugs, design flaws or legal requirements to disclose your data. Asked @usewisp_io to create a summary table of OpenAI's exploits: see below. Privacy by policy is no privacy at all.
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  • @KagiHQ
    Kagi
    @KagiHQ
    Jul 7
    what he said 👇
    @MaikMuellerArt
    Maik Mueller ᵃʳᵗ
    @MaikMuellerArt
    Jul 3
    Replying to @AshleyyLoveeMFC
    @KagiHQ translate has a pretty good proofread mode. It's not free, but cheaper than a PA. 😅
  • @KagiHQ
    Kagi
    @KagiHQ
    Jul 4
    yep... you won't find spoofed sites ranked on kagi.com 💪
    @yigitrf
    yigit
    @yigitrf
    Jun 30
    Replying to @grimcodes
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  • @KagiHQ
    Kagi
    @KagiHQ
    Jul 3
    We believe AI in Kagi should always be useful: there when you want it, gone when you don't, and never at the cost of your privacy. YOU are in control of your search engine - so now you can turn off AI in Kagi Search completely, with one switch. Try it: kagi.com
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  • @KagiHQ
    Kagi
    @KagiHQ
    Jun 23
    "In fact, when I first tried Kagi for free, I kept telling myself there was no way I'd actually pay for this once those 100 searches were over. But I quickly understood what I was actually paying for."
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    I switched to a paid search engine, and I can't believe I'll never go back to Google
    From xda-developers.com
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