Google competitor emerges as worries about bias grow

An alternative search engine is seeing growth as Google faces questions about its practices and alleged bias against conservatives. Google dominates search with only few viable alternatives in the field. But in the last few years, Paoli, Pa.-based DuckDuckGo has been gaining as a search engine, one that is built around anonymity, according to Search Engine Watch. "We provide you with everything you expect from Google without collecting your search history, or using it for targeted advertising," Gabriel Weinberg, CEO & Founder, DuckDuckGo, told Fox News in an email. "DuckDuckGo is a good search engine if you value privacy," Paul Bischoff, a privacy advocate at Comparitech, a company that reviews and compares consumer tech products, told Fox News.