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That's not personalization, that's query classification. Of course Bing already does this. What is the personal, private information they could be monitoring f
by utopcell 8y ago
That's not personalization, that's query classification. Of course Bing already does this.
What is the personal, private information they could be monitoring for, that would allow them to rewrite better than Bing ?
- TheCoreh 8y agoThey wouldn't be monitoring. You'd explicitly tell them what personalizations you want, and that would be stored in your machine via a cookie that you can delete at will (just like the color scheme/font) It could either be a power user setting hidden away (like color scheme currently is), or it could be exposed on the SERP interface via a prompt: "Set JavaScript as your default programming language?" "Set vegan as your default diet?" etc