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Google has gone from being the go-to search engine to something people are paying to avoid entirely. This week, Cherlynn and Devindra chat with 404 Media co-founder Jason Koebler about his experience moving away from Google and towards Kagi, a $10 a month search engine without ads or data tracking. Funny enough, Kagi is still relying on Google\u2019s index, so it\u2019s a lot like using that site before the onslaught of ads, sponsored posts and AI results. Also, we discuss the company\u2019s lies around Chrome\u2019s incognito mode, as well as the news that it would be deleting user data collected in that mode.

Why Jason Koebler moved from Google to Kagi's paid search engine \u2013 0:45

Google says it will destroy data collected from users using Incognito mode \u2013 15:01

Gurman report: Apple is working on personal home robots \u2013 24:55

Amazon just walked out on its self check-out tech \u2013 30:43

FCC set to vote to restore Net Neutrality \u2013 43:00

Apple adds Spatial Personas to make the Vision Pro experience less lonely \u2013 45:09

Proposed California state law would give tech workers the \u201cright to disconnect\u201d \u2013 47:17

Tekken director responds to fighting game fans\u2019 request for a Waffle House stage \u2013 49:57

Around Engadget \u2013 51:22

Working on \u2013 54:31

Pop culture picks \u2013 59:13

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