The young, small, privacy-focused search engine DuckDuckGo has been
blocked in China, putting it in the ranks of its gigantic search
brethren, Google, and other tech companies that have been similarly
blocked or banned.
DuckDuckGo
founder and CEO Gabriel Weinberg confirmed the blockage to Tech In Asia
over the weekend, saying that he has "no idea" why China is censoring
it.read more
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