Apple considered switching to DuckDuckGo from Google for Safari - Bloomberg News
- Apple considered replacing Google as the default search engine in private browsing mode with DuckDuckGo, but no agreement was reached.
- DuckDuckGo presented Apple executives with data about user expectations for private browsing mode, offering to integrate their content into Apple's search modules.
- Microsoft sought to make Bing the default search engine on Apple smartphones but was rejected, according to Apple's senior vice president of machine learning and AI, John Giannandrea.
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Apple considered ditching Google for DuckDuckGo in Safari’s private mode
Enlarge / Apple AI executive and former Google search lead John Giannandrea. (credit: Steve Jennings / TechCrunch / Flickr) In iOS 17, Apple recently made it easier to use alternatives to Google search in private browsing mode—but the company considered going even further by making DuckDuckGo, which is marketed as a more private alternative, the default choice in that context. As reported by Bloomberg's Leah Nylen, the information came to ligh…
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