Bye Bye, Big Tech! It’s time to look for alternatives. Vivaldi and Startpage allow you to browse safely.

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Protecting data privacy is not just about the data itself, but about the privacy – and freedom – of each person this data represents.

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Your browser and search engine shape your experience of the internet. So why not use them to help keep your online experience private?

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Tarquin Wilton-Jones, Security Expert at Vivaldi, explains how listening to users is much more beneficial to product development than tracking them.

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As more and more people say “No, thanks” to online trackers, they are seeking alternative privacy-friendly search engines that don’t track or share their searches.

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Recently, the Norwegian Consumer Council published a report calling for a ban on surveillance-based advertising. Vivaldi co-founder and CEO, Jon von Tetzchner, supports this initiative and explains why it’s time to free ourselves from constant surveillance and highly personalized targeting of users on the internet.

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Why Vivaldi browser will not support Google’s FLoC, a new suite of technologies to target ads on the web.

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Most search engines retrieve their results from Google or Bing. UK-based Mojeek is building a search engine from the ground up – with an independent search index and algorithm. We talk to new CEO Colin Hayhurst.

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ThinkPrivacy, the platform that helps users take back their online privacy and security, has included Vivaldi in their list of recommended privacy-focused products. We talk to ThinkPrivacy founder Dan Arel.

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Your browser has a huge impact on your privacy. A privacy-focused browser will protect your private information from others.

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Vivaldi doesn’t track you. However, some search engines can track every search you do. Here’s how to stop that.

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