Sentence examples similar to privacy alternative from inspiring English sources

DDG's search engine offers a pro-privacy alternative to Google search that does not track and profile users in order to target them with ads.

Hulbee is positioning its consumer search offering as a pro-privacy alternative to mainstream search engines like Google, with a pledge that unlike those guys it does not track users.

Depending on how things play out with president Trump, an initial upsurge of interest in pro-privacy alternatives in the wake of his election could turn into a major movement — as mainstream liberals wake up to the dark side of data-mining.

It was also to give her privacy – the alternative (which she was offered) was to study at the kitchen table.

They want to come out with a "privacy friendly" alternative.

"But maybe they'll see at-home testing kits like Trak as preferable to providing a sperm sample at a testing clinic, and see this as a less privacy-invasive alternative".

It's clear that Yahoo sees an opportunity to position Flickr as a more privacy-friendly alternative to services like Facebook, which is hugely popular for photo-sharing, but has regularly been accused of making its privacy settings less user-friendly than they should be.

"Tresorit is an end-to-end encrypted secure cloud storage solution that provides a privacy-protecting alternative to vulnerable services such as Dropbox and Box.

Tillman argued that by simply giving consumers a more privacy-friendly alternative, "We're sort of collectively negotiating a better Internet for them" — and he's hoping Ghostery can be more involved as publishers try to find alternatives to advertising.

DDG has carved out a small but growing space for itself in the search market as a pro-privacy Google alternative by saying it does not track or profile users — but instead displays ads based on basic keyword search.

But still, if Mozilla is positioning itself as the privacy-conscious alternative to Google, Microsoft and others, then installing an extension without asking users first doesn't feel right at all.