DuckDuckGo announced the activation of a feature that blocks video ads, including those displayed on the YouTube platform, by default within its browser, in an escalatory move targeting one of Google's most significant advertising revenue streams. The company explained that this feature is now automatically available to PC and smartphone users as part of a strategy aimed at attracting users seeking privacy and a tracking-free browsing experience. These updates come amid expectations of a potential confrontation with Google, which enforces strict policies preventing the use of ad-blocking tools on its platforms.
Technology
Jul 23, 2026
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DuckDuckGo Browser Begins Blocking YouTube Ads by Default in Challenge to Google Policies
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