DuckDuckGo’s whole shtick is privacy, so it isn’t surprising that the company makes its own VPN—so long as you pay for it. Now, there are a lot of VPNs out there, and the best ones do typically require a fee, but it would seen on the surface that DuckDuckGo’s offerings were as solid a choice as any other similar service. Of course, there’s always the question of privacy and security anytime you use a service like this: How well is this VPN really working? Is the company behind it secretly accessing my browsing data as I use the app?
DuckDuckGo seems to be confident in this area: The company hired independent cybersecurity firm Securitum to conduct an audit of its “no-logs” policy, which means that no user data, incluiding activity, timestamps, or metadata, is logged or stored on the company’s egress servers—on the infrastructure used when moving data outside of
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