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1. what do you think default discrimination means?

2. What search engine do you use the most often?

3. do you think you would consider using a data protective search engine or odd on? e.g. duck duck go, MetaGer?

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"Revolution against the algorithm" Racist narratives in the search engines

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Are you surprised by what you saw in the video? 

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1)Default discrimination may mean results produced by most common search engines may only appeal/ represent the majority?

2)

I use google, safari, chrome.

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1. I'm really not sure

2. Google

3. No not really.. I quite like google as I've used it a lot and it feels safe

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People being discriminated by google or bing for something such as gender or sexuality

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1. Not completely sure.

2. I often use Google as it's most accessible to me.

3. I would consider using it if I were searching something which I preferred to be protected (e.g. containing personal information).

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Q1 Discrimination is embedded into the algorithms/search responses

Q2 Google.

Q3 No - I am not bothered about these companies potentially using my data as it feels like it does not personally affect me

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Q1. discrimination that is presented as the norm

Q2. Google

Q3. I would prefer to use a data protective search engine, but they are seemingly quite difficult to set up

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google, edge and safari

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I like google as it has things like google scholar and maps etc

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I like google as it has things like google scholar and maps etc

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Unfortunately I’m not surprised as people of colour have been ‘othered’ for centuries. They are constantly ‘othered’ by media and governments

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Unfortunately it was quite expected- just because of what I've studied but I wonder if other people who haven't studied around race and discrimination would have different expectations?

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I was aware of this issue, but not quite to this extent

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I knew of the idea that discrimination was embedded in the online world, however what really struck me was when the man said "my daughters don't exist", when looking at the concept of 'beautiful girl'.

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Video response- didn't quite consider full connotations of pictures featuring only white people would mean/ didn't realise 'success' was more commonly representing white people when searched, maybe because i am white so blind to discrimination

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A few days ago two images were circulating on social media of the difference in descriptive words for men and women so not that shocked.