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KnowsMore is a search engine that allows users to search for information within the digital realm. It pays homage to older search engines like Ask Jeeves!

Back in the early 2000s, Ask Jeeves was ahead of his time. People formatted their queries in natural language to get search results. Inspired by Ask Jeeves, KnowsMore uses AI to process natural language and provide search results in different languages, such as Spanish, Chinese, French, and many more!

KnowsMore is the combination of two words, Knows and More. “Knows” means to have information. “More” emphasizes the “Knows” in knowledge to a greater extent. This word choice combination creates KnowsMore, which develops the pursuit of knowledge.

That is Mr. KnowsMore, the mascot for the KnowsMore search engine! Think of him as the embodiment of this very site.

You can search for any information available on the internet! Feel free to search for events, jobs, hotels, information, etc from the comfort of your device. Remember to keep your queries appropriate for a professional setting.

Think of Ask Jeeves. You can search by keyword or use natural language to pose questions to KnowsMore, who does his very best to answer them. To get the best results, you can format your queries into questions.

KnowsMore respects the privacy of all users. KnowsMore only keeps track of your search history. When you create queries, KnowsMore makes personalized recommendations based on past search predictions. KnowsMore only keeps your information confidential and uses it to enhance the relevancy of the search results. Any collected data remains confidential.

Yes, you can clear your search history. Enable incognito mode on your browser or delete all cookies.

No, your data is kept confidential. KnowsMore does not sell your data to third parties.

No, you do not need an account. KnowsMore is free to use!

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