Stop using Google. I use DuckDuckGo.
That is the whole point of the restriction, and yes, they are restricting what you see. That's their plan....google is restricting certain views........... those searching for unbiased views like myself are being manipulated in believing in the biased views by the absence of apposing views.
+1many of the alt search engines use google results I couldn't remember which ones. I thought duckduckgo was one of those but with the privacy invasion removed similar to startpage
duck duck go is how I found this site being it was first in search.
It is important to know so we can try to get the word out that the public opinion is being manipulated in a manor that is extremely damaging to society.
The big thing I been thinking about it why are these violent acts are happening in the first place. Its not about guns. Its about people and how we treat each other. And how our world view is being shaped by the info we adsorb. So if google is restricting certain views those searching for unbiased views like myself are being manipulated in believing in the biased views by the absence of apposing views.
+1000 for DuckDuckGo, also they don't track your searches like Google does.Stop using Google. I use DuckDuckGo.
The search engine default can be set to anything you want in Mozilla Firefox. I have been using DuckDuckGo for several years now. Best search engine available.I've been playing around with various searches, and have recently discovered I can set Chrome to default to DuckDuckGo as the search engine. It has been handy.
Thanks for the head's up I switched :thumbsup:Stop using Google. I use DuckDuckGo.
Retired IT guy and an embedded reporter on the subject.I've been playing around with various searches, and have recently discovered I can set Chrome to default to DuckDuckGo as the search engine. It has been handy.
Keep in mind, Chrome is from the same folks that brought you Google. Just because you don't use Google, doesn't mean they don't track you when you use Chrome.I've been playing around with various searches, and have recently discovered I can set Chrome to default to DuckDuckGo as the search engine. It has been handy.
I haven't been worried so much about tracking as the "curated results", but if Google is still exercising control, I'd call that concerning.Keep in mind, Chrome is from the same folks that brought you Google. Just because you don't use Google, doesn't mean they don't track you when you use Chrome.I've been playing around with various searches, and have recently discovered I can set Chrome to default to DuckDuckGo as the search engine. It has been handy.
Couple of thoughts:I haven't been worried so much about tracking as the "curated results", but if Google is still exercising control, I'd call that concerning.