> To be honest I've never noticed the filter bubble everybody is talking about with Google.
Filter bubbles are personalized, so YMMV.
Filter bubbles are personalized, so YMMV.
But if we exclude location as a factor, it's not much of an argument because I have the benefit of constantly using both Google and DuckDuckGo, where DDG is now the primary search engine and Google is the fallback.
If Google personalizes the results in a way as to bias the information based on my political views or whatever, that's not something I have noticed. And believe me, I'd like more ammo when I criticize Google, but this ain't it in my experience.