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Microsoft Boosts Bing Search Privacy

by InformationWeek | 2:44 PM CDT, January 19, 2010

By Thomas Claburn Microsoft on Monday said that it will delete the Internet Protocol (IP) addresses logged by its servers for Bing search queries after six months, a move first proposed by the company in December 2008. Peter Cullen, Microsoft's chief

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