Kagi’s search engine adds a more private way to search – The Verge
The paid search engine Kagi has added an even more private way to search. The new feature, called Privacy Pass, lets you make searches without having them traced back to you.
Privacy Pass is based on an authentication protocol standardized by the Internet Engineering Task Force. It works by allowing users to authenticate themselves to servers like Kagi by generating tokens, which Kagi says are “indistinguishable from a randomly generated token from the server’s point of view.” The server can tell that a token has been generated, but it can’t link it to other tokens generated by the user during this time, or at any other time.
“Privacy Pass adds another layer of trust: we can verify that you have the right to search without knowing who you are or what you’re searching for,” Kagi says. “It’s one thing to promise we won’t track you; it’s another to make it technically impossible.” You can read more information about Privacy Pass from the company’s website.
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