Qwant Wants to Be Alternative to Google
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The people I know concerned by their privacy use µBlock/adblock in combination with proxy/TOR. Plus, using a privacy-concerned search engine does not address that concern after the user clicks on a search result. Most website in this world use Google Analytics. If someone has an aversion to Google, GA should be more of a concern than Google Search.
I wonder: what would it take to disrupt Search? In other words, what set of features would make people stop using Google Search? The experience would have to be fundamentally different. Perhaps privacy could be part of the equation but not only. Something like Vurb in my opinion is a good candidate. It displays the results in such a way that one does not necessarily have to click away.