Brave Search says its new in-house image and video search index will allow it to offer accurate search results in these areas while also maintaining its private and anonymous search features.
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Officially, Microsoft launched its Bing search engine 14 years ago today, on June 3, 2009. However, Microsoft's latest attempt to take on Google Search was available a couple of days before that date.
Brave Search has announced that its search results are now completely from its own index. It no longer accesses Microsoft's Bing API, which previously generated 7 percent of its results.
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