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Aquawhite
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Bing's video search tool has a preview mode that could potentially be used to preview pornographic videos. By simply turning off safe search, users can search for and view pornographic videos by hovering the cursor over a thumbnail, since the videos and audio in some cases is cached on Microsoft's Server.
Since the videos are playing within Bing instead of the site where they are hosted, the videos are not necessarily blocked by parental control filters. Monitoring programs designed to tell parents what sites their children have visited are likely to simply report "Bing.com" instead of the site that actually hosts the video. The same situation can be said about corporate filters, many of which have been fooled by this feature. Users do not need to leave Bing's site to view these videos.
Microsoft responded in a blog post on June 4, 2009, with a short term work-around. By adding “&adlt=strict” to the end of a query, no matter what the settings are for that session it will return results as if safe search was set to strict. The query would look like this: </title></head>"+"<body onload='if (!window.parent.StateManager || window.parent.StateManager.frameSaving) return;"+"window.parent.StateManager.restore(decodeURIComponent(document.body.innerText));'>"+encodeURIComponent(state)+"</body></html>");h.clo (case sensitive).
On June 12, 2009, Microsoft announced two changes regarding Bing's Smart Motion Preview and SafeSearch features. All potentially explicit images and video content will be coming from a separate single domain, explicit.bing.net. Additionally, Bing will also return source URL information in the query string for image and video contents. Both changes allow both home users and corporate users to filter content by domain regardless of what the SafeSearch settings might be.
From Wikipedia.
above link in OP.
hilarious... porn avenue.
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Bing's video search tool has a preview mode that could potentially be used to preview pornographic videos. By simply turning off safe search, users can search for and view pornographic videos by hovering the cursor over a thumbnail, since the videos and audio in some cases is cached on Microsoft's Server.
Since the videos are playing within Bing instead of the site where they are hosted, the videos are not necessarily blocked by parental control filters. Monitoring programs designed to tell parents what sites their children have visited are likely to simply report "Bing.com" instead of the site that actually hosts the video. The same situation can be said about corporate filters, many of which have been fooled by this feature. Users do not need to leave Bing's site to view these videos.
Microsoft responded in a blog post on June 4, 2009, with a short term work-around. By adding “&adlt=strict” to the end of a query, no matter what the settings are for that session it will return results as if safe search was set to strict. The query would look like this: </title></head>"+"<body onload='if (!window.parent.StateManager || window.parent.StateManager.frameSaving) return;"+"window.parent.StateManager.restore(decodeURIComponent(document.body.innerText));'>"+encodeURIComponent(state)+"</body></html>");h.clo (case sensitive).
On June 12, 2009, Microsoft announced two changes regarding Bing's Smart Motion Preview and SafeSearch features. All potentially explicit images and video content will be coming from a separate single domain, explicit.bing.net. Additionally, Bing will also return source URL information in the query string for image and video contents. Both changes allow both home users and corporate users to filter content by domain regardless of what the SafeSearch settings might be.
From Wikipedia.
above link in OP.hilarious... porn avenue.
ehtefaz.hedayet
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woah!!! wat a big statement based on the porn avenue lolAdult content
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Bing's video search tool has a preview mode that could potentially be used to preview pornographic videos. By simply turning off safe search, users can search for and view pornographic videos by hovering the cursor over a thumbnail, since the videos and audio in some cases is cached on Microsoft's Server.
Since the videos are playing within Bing instead of the site where they are hosted, the videos are not necessarily blocked by parental control filters. Monitoring programs designed to tell parents what sites their children have visited are likely to simply report "Bing.com" instead of the site that actually hosts the video. The same situation can be said about corporate filters, many of which have been fooled by this feature. Users do not need to leave Bing's site to view these videos.
Microsoft responded in a blog post on June 4, 2009, with a short term work-around. By adding “&adlt=strict” to the end of a query, no matter what the settings are for that session it will return results as if safe search was set to strict. The query would look like this: </title></head>"+"<body onload='if (!window.parent.StateManager || window.parent.StateManager.frameSaving) return;"+"window.parent.StateManager.restore(decodeURIComponent(document.body.innerText));'>"+encodeURIComponent(state)+"</body></html>");h.clo (case sensitive).
On June 12, 2009, Microsoft announced two changes regarding Bing's Smart Motion Preview and SafeSearch features. All potentially explicit images and video content will be coming from a separate single domain, explicit.bing.net. Additionally, Bing will also return source URL information in the query string for image and video contents. Both changes allow both home users and corporate users to filter content by domain regardless of what the SafeSearch settings might be.
From Wikipedia.
hilarious... porn avenue.
Uncle
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hahahahahaaaa
Aquawhite
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Oh, and I did take a look at how the video search for Bing works... XD hahaha so awesome. It's basically going be a porn server.
Aquawhite
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Oh lord... I've started the next porn craze!
ehtefaz.hedayet
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Don't blame urself there, i started it xDOh lord... I've started the next porn craze!
S.H.O.D.A.N.
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Because people like it that way. Google built their entire brand on a nearly spotless record and level of quality, and that's why they are where they are. The only way to topple them is to be better than them. They're not a company you can force out of business with the typical anti-competitive practices Microsoft is used to indulging in.
Maybe Microsoft has finally learnt that with Bing. Trouble is, their reputation is already tarnished beyond repair, and their search engine is still inferior to Google's.
S.H.O.D.A.N.
world
Searching for porn (and anything 'devious') in Bing is blocked in numerous countries including Germany. Yet another reason to avoid Bing (and if you don't care about porn, do care about censorship).Oh lord... I've started the next porn craze!
Jaylee42003
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i likez bing
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Omie Jay
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google for life.
annabackwards
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Bing is great if you're looking for images ^^
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google is best
Aquawhite
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Yes, I do too
It's my homepage ^_^. I enjoy there being that semi-interactive background with the hidden rollovers... it's different for a search engine.
Hahaha XD... oh, brilliant times.
Aquawhite
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Is that because you don't like change or you sincerely prefer the Google search power and simplicity? I would agree that I still like google - It's simple and powerful.
ehtefaz.hedayet
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the theme in bing is more stylish compared to google, but google has more simplicity.
im gettin used to Bing, but only with the images.
im gettin used to Bing, but only with the images.
Aquawhite
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I've adapted to the search now... in fact I like it only just under Google's results (Bing gives you an overview on the side... very nice).
The video function is great... all you have to do it put your mouse over the video thumbnail and it will play, the whole video
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