DuckDuckGo’s “Normal Fing Sunglasses” have no camera, no mic, no AI, no battery, nothing.

DuckDuckGo released a line of 'normal' sunglasses in response to the prevalence of AI-powered smart glasses.

DuckDuckGo and Knockaround just launched $35 sunglasses with no camera, no mic, and no AI, a cheeky jab at every smart glasses brand recording strangers without asking.

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Private search engine DuckDuckGo is leaning further into the generative AI opportunity. The non-tracking search engine has been dabbling with expanding the role of AI assistance in its product for the ...

Privacy-focused browser DuckDuckGo is rolling out a new setting that lets users filter out AI images in search results. The company says it's launching the feature in ...

The privacy-focused search engine reported a sharp increase in app installs following Google's latest Search updates, which ...

DuckDuckGo, the free, independent web browser with the quaint logo of a waterfowl wearing a bow tie, just took a swing at big tech through a satirical stunt marketing campaign directly targeting ...

A recent DuckDuckGo survey finds that people are sharing intimate details with chatbots without knowing all the privacy risks ...

We’re halfway through 2025, and as a culture we seemed to have decreed that AI slop is the term of the year. Never heard of AI slop? Bless your sweet innocence. It’s the particularly debauched, ...

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DuckDuckGo’s web browser for Mac is now available as an open beta test, the Internet privacy company announced today. Six months after the web browsing app rolled out as a closed beta, DuckDuckGo ...