![]() PSTDigital privacy expert David O'Brien, a senior researcher at Harvard's Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society, weighed in on the partnership, noting that "anonymity doesn't really exist on the internet for individuals." But for what DDG and Apple Maps are offering he said both companies won't be collecting as much information as other internet services.Įven if both companies live up to their data collection standards, said he's wary of how the privacy policies are implemented. So now you can look up pizza (opens in a new tab) and not have that pizzeria down the street follow you across the internet. But because it was using other sites, data collection policies varied and weren't controlled by DuckDuckGo's privacy rules. Previously, DuckDuckGo pulled in mapping data from all over: Google Maps, Bing Maps, even Russia's Yandex Maps through "bang" shortcuts (opens in a new tab) to bring in search results from other sites. With Google Maps on Apple CarPlay, iPhone owners can finally ditch clunky mounts
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