If you're not sure I can clarify that for you. I was responding to someone talknig about ddg, and I was showing a better way of doing it. I didn't know that it's possible with Chrome because I don't use it.
The most-used is probably !g, which sends your query to google. For wikipedia, it's !w.
The only time I'm using the search as intended is for programming error queries where it's way too niche for Google to append low quality news farms / ecommerce websites. That's the only type of query I still get good results.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/securityengineering/gsp
It's more about long-term strategy. China wants full control over their OS. They want features Microsoft would never add. They want support for their own hardware, etc.
I found the original notice from twitter [1] easier to understand (maybe change the URL of this post?) and it does not speak about a bug. Twitter did implement a change so that the attack cannot be done anymore though.
I did not understand the fix itself, it seems the API cannot be used for its intended use anymore?
[1] https://privacy.twitter.com/en/blog/2020/an-incident-impacti...
It doesn't do anything against a targeted attack against someone who has chosen to be discoverable. That's just how search/discovery is intended to work.
Third option: don't display follower counts.