Brave Search, meanwhile, would stay fully operational. If Big Tech suddenly ceased to function, those other search operators would go offline. They’re just façades that rely exclusively on third-parties for their results. Most search engines-even supposedly “neutral” or “private” ones-don’t do this. An index is the list of billions of web pages, and some basic info about those pages, that search engines draw from to deliver search results. Second, Brave Search operates from an independent search index. This is far different from the vast majority of search providers, who siphon up every piece of data about your search behavior, and tie it directly to you. We don’t track you, your searches, or your clicks. However, the author notes that since Reddit’s search functionality isn’t up to par, more people have resorted to appending “site:” to their searches to bypass the ads and SEO.First, and most important, Brave Search adheres to core principles of privacy.
You already know subconsciously that Google isn’t going to return a good result.ĭKB asserts that Reddit is now the most popular search engine. What you don’t realize is that you’ve been self-censoring yourself from searching most of the things you would have wanted to search. You might think that Google results are pretty good for you, and you have no idea what I’m talking about. Google still gives decent results for many other categories, especially when it comes to factual information. You would have already noticed that the first few non-ad results are SEO optimized sites filled with affiliate links and ads.
If you’ve tried to search for a recipe or product review recently, I don’t need to tell you that Google search results have gone to s-t. Here’s an excerpt from the blog written by DKB: This week, a blog post entitled “Google Search Is Dying” went viral, detailing how the search results have deteriorated because of the proliferation of advertisements and SEO sites.
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