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And the part where the CEO and the company pretends that data protection / privacy laws don't apply to them? Can you overlook that?
IDK what the situation was like specifically two years ago, but now:
They have a whole section on GDPR and CCPA etc, as well at clear instructions on how to use their service 100% anonymously leveraging TOR and Privacy Pass (+bitcoin and a burner email if you don't want people even knowing you have a Kagi account)
https://kagi.com/privacy
https://kagi.com/privacy/rights
Seems weird to put in a whole Privacy Rights section about the privacy laws that apply to them if they don't think privacy laws apply to them.
That's good. Seems like they've added it just this year: