Microsoft launches student version of Bing search

Absrtact: June 25 News, according to foreign media AllThingsD reported that Microsoft Monday announced the launch of the K-12 education market Bing search engine Bing for Schools, designed to provide students with no ads, no adult content, and enhance privacy protection of the search platform. In addition, the micro-

June 25, according to foreign media AllThingsD reported that Microsoft in Monday announced the launch of the K-12 education market Bing search engine--bing for Schools, designed to provide students with no ads, no adult content, and enhance privacy protection of the search platform.

In addition, Microsoft will provide instructional video to help students learn digital skills.

Bing for Schools is another effort by Microsoft to explore the education market, and the company recently launched a "Surface for Education" promotional program.

Not just to protect students from inappropriate Internet content, Bing for schools also filters ads, the first commercial search engine to date that does not provide advertising information. Although Google also provides SafeSearch security filtering for the education market, the service does not block advertising information.