As European governments swap Google for privacy-first alternatives, Canada has a chance to go further — and build a world class search engine of its own.
Imagine if we could dispense with Google and switch to a less commercial, easier to use and more privacy-respecting internet search engine.
Which is to say, a service like the old Google, launched 26 years ago on the nascent internet’s founding principle that “Information wants to be free.”
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People threatened to stop Googling things entirely if the changes were implemented.
