The DuckDuckGo Search API is a robust, easy-to-use solution that allows users to seamlessly integrate DuckDuckGo's privacy-focused search functionality into their apps, websites, and tools. Recognized for its commitment to user privacy and lack of personalized tracking, DuckDuckGo offers an alternative to conventional search engines, and the API extends the benefits of its search technology to users looking for a reliable and focused search solution. in privacy.
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[Required] Enter your search term. |
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