New Search Engine from Ahrefs | Yep

Yep is a search engine optimization developed by Ahref, a writer-friendly search engine called (Yep.com), and ahrefs has announced that it is available to all types of users as of June 03, 2022; Yep was created to solve the privacy issue and give the web creator 90% profit.

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Dmytro Gerasymenko, founder and CEO of Ahrefs, said:
"Creators who make search results possible deserve to receive payments for their work. We saw how YouTube's profit-sharing model made the whole video-making industry thrive. Splitting advertising profits 90/10 with content authors, we want to give a push towards treating talent fairly in the search industry,"

"We do save certain data on searches, but never in a personally identifiable way. For example, we will track how many times a word is searched for and the position of the link getting the most clicks. But we won't create your profile for targeted advertising."

The advantage of the search engine is that it protects Internet users, as it does not collect or distribute any personal information about users. They won't try to find out who you are, and they won't track your search history.

The search engine does not rely on any third-party search indexes, which means that Yep will not disclose your search query to any third parties.
Search engines only utilize cookies to keep specific changes if you want to change your settings.

No search history, IP address, or user agent strings are saved. They use aggregated, non-personal search data to improve search algorithms, spelling, search suggestions, and aggregate statistical analysis.

So don't worry; your search logs or IP addresses won't be saved, even if you improve your search algorithms, spelling, and search suggestions. We will use No personal data.
In the simplest sense, the yep search engine will save data from identifying the person; for example, developing a file for targeted ads will not use your information.

These are some of the disadvantages of using the Yep search engine for searching:

• Outdated results: Ahrefs Bot does not crawl websites when content is modified or updated, so that search results may be out of date and out of date with your search.
• Local search: Local search is so bad that even putting your country and city in the search keyword yields no results. It's not like Google, as Google relies on Google Maps for search.
• Persistent 301 redirects: As with not crawling, when you modify or update a web page, it will not crawl the redirected page.
• News: That may remove the news section, as it needs a lot of work. When you make any query to search for information, the results are not relevant to the question.
• Metadata and Structured Data: Yep, it completely ignores metadata and structured data, so be aware that existing descriptions are incorrect.