Microsoft stops using Bing to trick people into thinking they’re on Google
Microsoft has a habit of using a variety of tricks to convince people to keep using the defaults of Bing and Microsoft Edge ...
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Bing removes sneaky trick meant to make people think they’re using Google [U]
In a sneaky new move, Microsoft is trying to hide that people are using Bing when they try to get to Google. The new behavior, first spotted by Windows Latest, sees Bing’s search results page very ...
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Microsoft is so desperate for people to drop Google for Bing it’s offering a $1 million reward
Despite the big push for Bing to dethrone Google (especially ... engine are minimal - especially considering Google’s search functionality in comparison to Bing’s. Will this work in the ...
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The new Bing may not be the game-changer Microsoft wanted it to be, but it still lit a fire under Google
Billed as a new paradigm in searching the web, the new-and-improved Bing promised to help users answer more complex, specific questions than legacy search engines like Google could provide.
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Microsoft has a ‘Google trick’ to keep people using its Bing search
Microsoft's Bing now mimics Google's homepage for users searching for 'Google' while not signed into a Microsoft account. This new feature presents a Google-like interface, likely aiming to retain ...
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Microsoft Stops Using Bing to Redirect Google Users
Microsoft has silently discontinued their faked Google UI, which was used to fool Bing users into thinking they were using ...
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Microsoft is now tricking users into thinking Bing search is Google
Microsoft appears to be disguising its Bing searches as Google ones for any users seeking to ditch Microsoft’s default for the world’s most used search engine. Search Bing for "Google" and you ...
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Bard vs. ChatGPT vs. Bing: Why Google Restricted Its Chatbot (Exclusive)
Google’s new AI chatbot Bard is more restricted than OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Microsoft’s Bing. It also can get things wrong. Google’s Sissie Hsiao discusses it all with WSJ’s Joanna Stern ...