Bing
Moreover, Microsoft will allow Facebook members to prioritize their searches on Bing based on matches with the name or likes of their friends on Facebook. Bing will use the Facebook "Like" application to show the user, as a priority, the pages or links related to the search term that their friends have found interesting.
"Questions like Should I watch this movie? What's the most interesting place in New York? are best answered if you ask someone who knows something about you," a company spokesperson said. The search engine will also rank the results when searching for a name based on the list of friends of the Internet user. If when you search for a name, it matches that of a friend of yours on the Net, it will be shown ahead of other coincidences, which will allow you to distinguish between the name of a friend from school and that of a popular athlete or artist.
To ensure privacy, this feature may be disabled and will not display data of children under the age of 18.
Source: El Pais
Authors: Computer Security News
