Microsoft this week announced that web searches made using the company's Bing search engine will soon be encrypted by default. In actuality, users have been able to encrypt searches made via Bing ...

Search Encrypt is another search site that puts privacy at the forefront. The company claims it doesn’t track any identifiable information about users, and, in a useful perk, uses local ...

Bing will join the ranks of Yahoo and Google this summer when Microsoft makes encrypted search default for users. According to the company's blog, the security feature has been an option for users ...

Marketers complained that search engine optimization was hindered with this change, making segmentation analysis or additional modeling useless from an organic search perspective.

On the heels of the US PRISM scandal, private search engines Ixquick and its partner site StartPage are leveraging new encryption methods that offer higher levels of security beyond the standard ...

Not Provided is about to expand when Bing goes HTTPS over the summer, ultimately blocking query data in the referrer path.

With users' privacy in mind, Bing will begin encrypting its search traffic this summer, though marketers will be provided with limited query term data.

Using Bing is going to be a little bit more secure this summer, with Microsoft encrypting traffic on its search engine by default. The company has been offering encrypted search as an option for ...

Maybe you’re trying to prove a point. Or maybe you don’t like Google’s encryption but have to use the search engine for certain things. It doesn’t matter.