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Yahoo Loses Search Engine Partner, First Since Data Breach Reveal

Posted on October 17, 2016 by Dissent

Laurie Sullivan reports:

A little-known search engine that focuses on user privacy has canceled its partnership with Yahoo. StartPage made the announcement Monday.

“We can no longer have confidence in them,” according to StartPage CEO Robert Beens. He predicts that while his company is the first to part ways with Yahoo, others will likely follow.

Europe-based StartPage said it informed Yahoo Monday that it will drop the company’s aggregate search results from its metasearch platform Ixquick.eu by the end of the month.

Read more on MediaPost.

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