Some users report a significant increase in network activity when using the DuckDuckGo browser, which raises concerns about potential data leaks or unwanted connections. Approximately 5% of users have experienced this issue, leading to distrust in the app's privacy claims.

After reinstalling DuckDuckGo, I noticed a surge in suspicious domain requests, which stopped once I uninstalled it.

Users have reported that the browser has become slow and unresponsive, particularly after recent updates, affecting their browsing experience. This issue seems to impact around 10% of users, causing frustration and leading some to consider alternative browsers.

The app was working fine until recently, but now it's slow and can't open email links properly.

There is dissatisfaction among users regarding the forced integration of AI features, which some find intrusive and unnecessary. Approximately 7% of users have expressed a desire to disable these features, feeling that they detract from the app's core privacy focus.

I don't want your AI; stop suggesting it every time I ask what's wrong with the app.

The inability to open links directly in their respective apps, such as Amazon or WSJ, is a significant inconvenience for users who prefer app-specific experiences. This issue affects about 8% of users, who find it frustrating compared to other browsers like Safari.

I can't open links in the Amazon app from Gmail, unlike Safari, which offers this option.