Microsoft says it’s investigating reports of an Edge privacy issue.
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Thats why i still hate microsoft browsers im just gonna stick with good old firefox
tbh Bing can have them, tf are they going to do? be even more irrelevant?
“Leaking.” Yeah. Sure.
Call the plumber! Edge and Windows have some leaky pipes…
@kixik What is why I’m using already 3 years search.trom.tf
I’ve also been using searx for quite some time, :)
Doesn’t seem to matter what search engine you use. Instead, this issue seems to impact people using the latest version of Edge.
I wonder what they are doing with all that data.
…gasp…shock