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Bing now lets you search and browse for your friends’ Facebook photos

Ron Ron
September 15, 2019
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In a new Bing Search blog post, Microsoft revealed yet another cool new feature to its Bing doing engine. Bing now allows you to search and browse for your friends’ Facebook photos right from the Bing social sidebar! Pretty cool feature.

“Now simply by clicking on a photo in the sidebar, you will be linked to a full experience on Bing where you can see more photos from your Facebook friends that match your search. From there, you can also search for additional photos, or simply browse the latest photos from your friends,” Microsoft stated in an official blog post. Dont worry though, only pictures that are made viewable are allowed to be seen via Bing. Pictures will never be shared with the public, Microsoft states. Head over to www.bing.com/friendsphotos to check it out.

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