Microsoft bribes users of Google
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Google is the most popular search engine in the world, so its competitors have to come up with non-standard ways of attracting the audience. Microsoft went a long way and chose a fairly radical method.

So, Microsoft decided to pay extra for users for using their search engine and Microsoft Edge. The bottom line is the Microsoft Reward loyalty program. In it, for a single search in Bing, the user is awarded 3 bonus points, and if you use Microsoft Edge, the points are doubled. For a day, a maximum of 60 points can be obtained, if the amount is more than 500 per month, then the next month the user will receive 150 points a month.

While the loyalty program is available only in the United States, it is also planned to launch in Britain. Further the program is planned to be launched in a number of other countries: Germany, France and Canada.

Bonus points can be spent on Xbox gift cards, replenish the account in Skype and use when paying for any application in the Windows store.