@DuckDuckGo: Shh... Don’t tell anyone... We made some wearables. Coming soon.
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DuckDuckGo teases upcoming wearable devices, hinting at a new product line focused on privacy.
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Shh… Don’t tell anyone… We made some wearables. Coming soon. https://t.co/xkhxiayBMa
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