AMERICA’S National Security Agency has confirmed that its near-omniscient web surveillance doesn’t include search engine Bing.
The Microsoft service is currently used by a relatively small number of elderly people who like to imagine there’s a real person on the other end.
An NSA spokesman said: “We monitored Bing for a bit, all we got was pie recipes, endless requests for the weather and entire emails typed erroneously into the search box.
“It was more annoying than useful.”