Team Qwant

European search engines unite to write to the European Commission

At the end of October, no less than 5 to 6,000 employees switched to Qwant while the deployment is not yet finalized. A real plebiscite!

As you know, Qwant is already committed to several actions that are in our DNA and that are the reasons why you already trust us. Progress and the common good are among the few things that increase when they are shared. You can count on us.

We believe that the freedom to search for information is only real if you know that you can search without being observed and judged on your research. What you read, what you seek, is none of our business.

As you know, the conviction that drives us is the same since the creation of Qwant: there is a pressing need on the market for a search engine that respects the privacy of its users! But to develop this technology, we had to make choices…

We are very pleased to present the new version of Better Web. A new look, a logo inspired by the great beginnings of the web, refreshing colors, new features, new appointments, and especially reaffirmed ambitions for the Qwant blog.

What does it mean to live in a democracy, if not to collectively decide the rules that govern our life in society and to have collective control over the means of enforcing these rules?

Mathias Döpfner, CEO of Axel Springer, one of our reference shareholders, explains why Europe must protect our personal data in his letter to the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen.

To explore the Web without too much risk, there is a whole range of tools, free and easy to learn.

The #BetterWeb project is now available in video! In this first episode, we received the Secretary of State
Adrien Taquet, to talk about child protection in the face of the dangers of the web.