Besides Google, US netizens also use 1,591 other search engines

October 9 news: According to foreign media reports, the latest statistical results show that in addition to Google, American Internet users also use another 1,591 search engines. Currently, Google, Yahoo, MSN, and Ask.com dominate 98.3% of the search queries in the U.S. market. It can be said that these four search engines "control" the American public. Despite this, perhaps spurred by the huge economic benefits of Google and Yahoo, some new search sites continue to emerge. The latest data shows that in addition to Google, American Internet users are still using another 1,591 search engines. It is reported that Google alone accounts for 64% of the U.S. search market share, so who is using the other 1,591 search engines? Research shows that this is mainly determined by the characteristics of other search engines. For example, Dogpile.com, MyWebSearch.com, and Mamma.com, their users are mainly women over 55 years old.