I remember people talking about anecdotes like two different people Googling 'Egypt' and getting completely customized results that yes, were about Egypt, but quite a bit different in their content, so they've been doing their part to cleave people off into their own reality tunnels for the sake of 'engagement'.
Some people have recommended DuckDuckGo, Brave, etc., yes - try some of those and see if one hits your preferences.
If you ever want to see more on the topics above there's a handful of people I like listening to - eg. Daniel Schmachtenberger, Tristan Harris (Center for Humane Technology - also the narrator / key contributor to 'The Social Dilemma'), The Stoa w/ Peter Limburg when the topic of information bubbles comes up, there's a pretty steady conversation about the problems of advertising money driving platforms to aim for engagement, engagement coming from dopamine satiation over truth, thus the end result is that the most financially lucrative model with that incentive structure is one that breaks democracy.
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