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Maybe Bing's reputation would be better if its privacy practices were even up to par with Google. Bing gives you a deceptive toggle on the search history page t
by _23sd 4y ago
Maybe Bing's reputation would be better if its privacy practices were even up to par with Google. Bing gives you a deceptive toggle on the search history page that hides new searches from that page, but they still get logged to your Microsoft account and it can't be turned off (best you can do is periodically clear it). So even if just in that narrow sense, DDG has a reason to exist in that it lets you use Bing search in a manner at least as private as Google with Web & App Activity disabled.
- robonerd 4y agoI think most people who ridicule Bing have never used it enough to know any of that. They used it maybe once or twice, found the results subpar and took that as confirmation of what they were already inclined to believe: 'Another shitty product from Microsoft.'
- refulgentis 4y agoThis reply seems completely unrelated to the post its replying to, you're imagining someone who doesn't use Bing saying inaccurate things about Bing, OP is talking about using Bing and how a entry-level privacy feature is completely misleading and unable to be corrected.