Google Rival DuckDuckGo Roasts Jeff Bezos' Tall Beverly Hills Fence And Mark Zuckerberg's Multi-Million Dollar Property Spree

In a series of cheeky tweets this week, Alphabet Inc.'s (NASDAQ:GOOG) (NASDAQ:GOOGL) search engine Google's rival DuckDuckGo accused Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN) founder Jeff Bezos and Meta Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ:META) CEO Mark Zuckerberg of spending massive sums on personal privacy while their companies collect user data.

DuckDuckGo Targets Bezos' "Privacy Fortress"

On Wednesday, DuckDuckGo highlighted Bezos' Beverly Hills estate, noting its towering fence and extravagant security.

"Privacy Icon #1: Jeff Bezos Jeff Bezos has one of the tallest fences in the United States surrounding his Beverly Hills home so nobody can see in. Talk about a hedge fund!" the company tweeted.

DuckDuckGo also poked fun at the billionaire, saying, "Kinda ironic since Amazon sells millions of devices that can see and hear into yours."

Privacy Icon #1: Jeff Bezos
Jeff Bezos has one of the tallest fences in the United States surrounding his Beverly Hills home so nobody can see in. Talk about a hedge fund!

Kinda ironic since Amazon sells millions of devices that can see and hear into yours.

Get CEO-level… pic.twitter.com/tacIqtbu0k

— DuckDuckGo (@DuckDuckGo) April 1, 2026

Bezos' compound, reportedly worth $175 million, includes the tallest residential fence in the area. As per several media reports, it exceeds local height restrictions, requiring him to pay a $1,000 monthly fine.

Zuckerberg's Multi-Million Dollar Neighborhood Takeover

The following day, DuckDuckGo turned its attention to Zuckerberg.

Privacy Icon #2: Mark Zuckerberg Mark Zuckerberg spent over $100 million buying the houses around his Palo Alto home so nobody could spy on him. Now that’s what I call a privacy setting!" the company tweeted.

Adding, "Wonder how much of Facebook’s $200B in revenue they would lose if they cared as much about privacy as Mark?"

Privacy Icon #2: Mark Zuckerberg
Mark Zuckerberg spent over $100 million buying the houses around his Palo Alto home so nobody could spy on him. Now that's what I call a privacy setting!

Wonder how much of Facebook's $200B in revenue they would lose if they cared as much about… pic.twitter.com/mizywBn28V

— DuckDuckGo (@DuckDuckGo) April 2, 2026

According to a New York Times report, Zuckerberg has acquired at least 11 homes in the Crescent Park neighborhood, often paying double or triple market value.

The purchases have disrupted the once-tranquil neighborhood, which was known for its close-knit community and tree-lined streets.

Residents have reported an increased security presence, including cameras and private guards, though Meta maintains the measures are for credible safety threats.

Meta and Amazon did not immediately respond to Benzinga's request for comments.

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