The future of search isn’t Google — and it’s $10 a month
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Summary
The dominance of Google has resulted in internet users becoming uninterested in having the internet done for them, instead, they want to be in control
Kagi, a paid-for search engine that costs $10 a month and promises better search results and no ads, data collection, or clutter, could be the alternative that users are looking for
The search engine is simple and straightforward and returns a page full of links, usually the correct ones
Being paid for search results means the engine can be better, and the company isn’t focused on engagement or data collection, instead, it tries to prioritise quality results over quantity
It offers lots of controls, such as filtering search results from specific websites, and users can even create their own search lenses