Learn how to hide all images generated by artificial intelligence (AI) from your image search results in DuckDuckGo on an iPhone, iPad, Mac and the web.
How to hide AI-generated images in DuckDuckGo search results
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DuckDuckGo introduces a private sync feature that requires no account
DuckDuckGo’s backup and sync feature doesn’t require an account, boosting your privacy compared with Chrome and other web browsers.
How to use Apple Maps on Android and Windows PC
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DuckDuckGo launches the public beta of its desktop browser for Mac users
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Privacy-focused search engine DuckDuckGo is developing a desktop browser from scratch
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DockSearch incorporates a convenient web search tool into any jailbroken iPhone’s Dock
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SITUM lets you initiate a search engine query from anywhere in iOS
If you ever find yourself in a situation where you’re reading an article or website and want to know more about whatever it is you’re reading about, then you might feel fired up to launch a web browser and begin a search engine query by way of Google, DuckDuckGo, or another search engine of your choosing. But what if you didn’t need to bother opening another app to do this?
That’s the idea behind a newly released and free jailbreak tweak called SITUM by iOS developers R0wDrunner and MegaDev, and as you might’ve discerned for yourself in the screenshot examples above, this tweak lets you initiate a search engine query from virtually anywhere in iOS via the native Action Menu that appears when you begin highlighting a string of text.
DuckDuckGo’s address and map searches are now powered by Apple Maps
Private search engine DuckDuckGo announced Tuesday that it's now switched to privacy-focused Apple Maps services to “set a new standard of trust online” for address and map searches on desktop and mobile. DuckDuckGo is one of the search engines natively supported as an option in Safari for iPhone, iPad and Mac.