Notices by тняэдт™ (threat@shitposter.club), page 4

@anonicus

Honestly I never used it but I have personally been curious of it tbh.

• use tor
• use trash email
• test it out for 300 searches
• begin decision tree

On one hand, A search engine that's actually really good from what I heard as it is truly privacy based. On the other hand, There's a fee behind it and if you want to access it and have to use an account.

• see instructions above
• i believe they've been audited
• you get what you pay for imho

if there's concerns about your ip being traced. the omfgip trope is dead and buried. i cannot speak for your threat model, but for my own kagi is an asset vs liability

To me, I don't know if I should really dwelve into it as a subscription based service tends to turn me off, But I understand if it is worth it for the other aspects.

ov course i encourage everyone to dig their own grave. but it's accelerated my work and research by a factor of 6.66

recently we discussed kagi search engine which is paid search engine giving you better results and tooling. as subscriber i was asked is it worth it? which is traditional reddit trope.

trying an experiment, i tried search results for various terms in all of the big-data corpo engines and kagi won every time.

the free account is 300 searches for you to try. however one can exhaust this in a few hours depending on their search skillset and objective.

so, yes it's worth it.

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