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Not a Microsofter, but note that Bing has like "most non-Google search traffic". It's the default on Windows computers, and a lot of other search engines like Y
by ocdtrekkie 6y ago
Not a Microsofter, but note that Bing has like "most non-Google search traffic". It's the default on Windows computers, and a lot of other search engines like Yahoo and DuckDuckGo use their data as well. It runs ads, so it's probably profitable.
And it's probably really good, this story as an example, to be in second place, when the first place runner is doing illegal things, under investigation in a dozen countries or more, and likely to face major repercussions going forwards. Being number two means you're number one when the leader gets knocked out of the race.
- yocheckitdawg 6y agoYea, I heard about this news and started trying out Bing and was overall satisfied with the results. Was only a bit of light testing for the type of stuff I normally google, but seemed to do the job. Not saying I support this new law, I don't really have an opinion of it. But it does seem like losing Google won't utterly cripple the ability to use the internet which is comforting.
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