Microsoft/Bill Gates. Far left.
Bing may be the worst of all.
Avoid Firefox....it’s owned by climate change freaks.
Try Firefox
Bing is M$. You know, the people who want to inject aerosols to cool the atmosphere, the people who make it possible for legions of malware, viruses, key loggers, and so on to grow on their OS until they became an industry in themselves to take more money from you - that M$.
I’ve found that Bing and dogpile seem to be the best sites for the least apparent progressive filtering of results. I’ve actually looked for something (that I saw before and was researching) on Google and it doesn’t come up, but when I do it on Bing with the exact same search query, it’s right there on the first page.
So far, Bing seems to be pretty good regarding biased results, at least compared to Google.
I installed Pale Moon yesterday. Haven’t got all the kinks worked out yet.
All tech is leftist, sorry.
Microsoft is one of the latest 150 companies to speak out against Trump for not accepting the election results. That should be a clue.
The problem is much bigger than which browser you use.
Your ISP can sell the info of all the locations you visit.
Google runs 90% of the server farms within the USA.
Google is playing with a AI search engine to locate communications within specified parameters.
Adding a off the shelf VPN only keeps your ISP from tracking you. Others can track you and in many cases read all your communication.
Whatsapp claims to be peer to peer but they hold all the keys.
Anytime they want, they can read all your communications.
So far, the only reliable and secure communication is Protonmail.
Very secure and since servers are located in Switzerland, outside of USA laws.
I’ve dropped bing. Using Brave and sometimes BlackHawk lately.
Microsoft. Indian company now. Extreme left-wing and very anti-American. They own Azure, the direct cloud competitor to Amazon’s AWS cloud.
Bing most certainly is part of the Deep Tech organization, but they're not on top of the search engine world, so they keep their cards close to their vests. They're still trying to accumulate market share.
Microsoft has been notably absent from any public discussion on what’s going on in Washington perhaps because they’re sitting on a multibillion dollar contract for cloud services to the DoD and other government entities.
Bing only shows liberal news sources in the News area.
They don’t taint the search results as bad as Google does, though.
I’ve used Bing for years and don’t see a problem and they do have the prettiest pictures on the search page - HA! Truly, they do. You can go there and get a history or geography lesson every day which is pretty great.
Big tech companies are saving China billions of dollars sends thank you note much love.
The only assumption that can be made is that there is absolutely no privacy anywhere on the world wide web. Choice of browser, ISP, or security protocols does not really matter since the Patriot Act.
I never did Bing because Bing was MSN related and MSN was MSNBC related, so I knew what direction politically I could expect Bing searches to go. I also resented how MS was trying to get Bing set as the default search engine when I opened/stared using their OS on newly purchased PCs.
I avoided outlook for the same reason. I saw it as an attempted embed by MS, using their embeds to try to dominate what apps we use on MS.