Another plus may be the fact that searx.me and many other instances have their servers outside of the NSA, err sorry.. I meant USA, so they are not subject to the yankee (lack of) law. But you are right on one thing: you have no control over none of them.
>I can't say I understand the appeal of searx over DDG. I appreciate and like
that the software itself is free, but it's still being run on someone else's
machines which I have no control over just like DDG. So long as I'm not
looking into hosting a search engine myself, DDG offers me the same freedom.
Some might put a higher priority on supporting services that run free
software, which is respectable.
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