Digital Sovereignty
Search and Keep It
What you search for is what you are thinking about: an illness, a debt, a name. Some engines keep it, tie it to you and sell advertising on what it says. Others keep nothing. Type once, then choose.
How They Are Ranked
By what each engine says it keeps about you, in its own privacy policy: first whether it keeps your search at all, then whether a kept search is tied to your IP address, a cookie or an account. Each line above is from that policy, with the link, read on 1 November 2026.
These are the companies’ own words about their own machines. No one outside can check them, which is why a search worth keeping private is one you run where you own the machine.
What This Page Keeps
Nothing. It sets no cookie, and no code of ours ever sees your search: it goes from your browser straight to the engine you choose, and tells it nothing about where you came from. Your internet provider can still see which engine you visit, and the sites you open from the results see you as any visitor.
We never sell a citizen’s data, read what companies return to you, or keep what you type. The Digital Proclamation is the whole constitution.
General information from each engine’s own privacy policy as it stood on 1 November 2026. Not legal advice, and not an endorsement.