Bing: data broker profile and opt-out route
This record explains how to contact Bing, what the catalog currently records about its request workflow, what information may be needed to match a record, and what evidence to keep. It is a source-backed routing reference—not proof that Bing accepted, processed, or completed a request.
Quick answer
To request removal from Bing, use the recorded provider route at microsoft.com ↗. The catalog currently records Link as the request method, an estimated processing time of 7-14 days, and latest evidence dated 2026-08-13.
Bing at a glance
- Domain
- bing.com
- Request method
- Link
- Catalog difficulty
- 3/5
- Processing estimate
- 7-14 days
- Standard ID flag
- Not flagged in standard workflow
- Country scope
- Global
- Evidence grade
- First-party route checked
- Evidence status
- Current route evidence recorded
- Independent route observation
- URL route observed
- Read-only semantic disposition
- Not recorded
- Legal operator
- Not recorded
- Parent entity
- Not recorded
- Catalog lifecycle
- Active Catalog Record
- Lifecycle status
- Active Catalog Record
- Registry matches
- None recorded
- Evidence conflicts
- None recorded
- Recorded data domains
- social platform, marketplace directory, account data, user content
- Source checked
- 2026-08-13
- Entity reviewed
- 2026-08-10
- Next route review
- 2026-09-27
How to use this Bing opt-out record
- 1
Open the provider route and confirm that it matches Bing and the type of record you want to address.
- 2
Prepare only the matching information the provider asks for. The catalog records required fields as Exact Bing Result URL(S), The Search Query Or Name Under Which The Result Appears, The Reason And Category For Removal, For Outdated Content: Evidence That The Source Page Has Already Changed Or Been Removed.
- 3
Review the request, submit it yourself, save any confirmation, and re-check the source listing after the provider window. A prepared draft is not a completed deletion.
Recorded workflow details
Request types
- Remove Search Result
- Remove Outdated Cache
- Remove Sensitive Personal Information
- Block Results In Eu
Submission channels
- Bing Privacy Form
- Bing Content Removal Tool
- Account Settings
Required fields
- Exact Bing Result URL(S)
- The Search Query Or Name Under Which The Result Appears
- The Reason And Category For Removal
- For Outdated Content: Evidence That The Source Page Has Already Changed Or Been Removed
Optional or contextual fields
Not recorded in this workflow snapshot.
Extra steps
- Bing Search-Result Removal Does Not Remove The Underlying Page From The Web; Contact The Publisher For Source Removal.
- Use The Content Removal Tool For A Page Or Outdated-Cache Request.
- EU Name-Search Blocking Is A Separate Balancing Process And Can Be Limited By Public-Interest Considerations.
Completion evidence to keep
- Form Confirmation
- Result Recheck
- Cache Recheck
- Source Recheck
What this record is associated with
The catalog and matched registry evidence associate this provider with the following data domains:
- social platform
- marketplace directory
- account data
- user content
These labels describe documented business or registry context. They do not prove that a particular person has a profile or that every listed domain uses the same request route.
Registry-declared data and regulatory signals
Data signals
Not recorded in matched registry rows.
Published sharing context
No positive sharing flag recorded.
Regulated contexts
No positive regulated-context flag recorded.
These are provider or registry declarations where available. They describe collection or business context; they do not prove that a particular person appears in the database or that removal will affect every downstream recipient.
Identity and verification boundary
Provider-specific expectation: Bing may request information needed to assess the privacy request; the cited support pages do not state a standard government-ID requirement.
Government-ID expectation: not_stated_in_authoritative_source
Do not attach a government ID or other sensitive document unless the provider's current instructions require it for the request you are making. Redact unnecessary fields where the provider allows it.
Legal entity and registry context
No matched government-registry profile is recorded for this catalog entry yet. Treat the provider name and route as source-backed catalog data, not as a confirmed legal-entity relationship.
Evidence, freshness, and limitations
Evidence grade: First-party route checked. Useful evidence: this record tracks 70/258 tracked fields across 100 evidence facts. Current route checked 2026-08-13. Next route recheck due 2026-09-27.
The source links below support the recorded route and workflow fields. A source page, HTTP response, registry row, or email address does not prove that a provider accepted a request, deleted data, or will not republish it.
Source ledger
| Evidence type | Source | Observed/checked |
|---|---|---|
| catalog route | https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/privacy/privacy-support-requests ↗ | 2026-08-13 |
| provider-published workflow source | https://support.microsoft.com/en-US/bing/submitting-privacy-related-requests-to-block-results-in-the-EU ↗ | 2026-08-10 |
| provider-published workflow source | https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/bing/how-bing-delivers-search-results ↗ | 2026-08-10 |
Evidence label: Official Source Confirmed. Source checked: 2026-08-13.
Latest web route observation: 2026-08-13 · reachable · HTTP/status 200 · final URL https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/privacy/privacy-support-requests.
Latest independent provider URL observation: 2026-08-13 · reachable · HTTP/status 200 · final URL https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/privacy/privacy-support-requests · observed URL https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/privacy/privacy-support-requests. This is a read-only observation of a provider-published URL; it does not by itself establish canonical route semantics, form submission, request acceptance, or deletion.
Latest email-domain observation: 2026-08-13 · DNS reachable · microsoft.com. Mailbox acceptance was not tested.
What is still unknown in this snapshot
This profile is intentionally explicit about its limits. “Not recorded” means no source-backed value is present in this snapshot; it does not mean the provider lacks the information.
Missing or unknown tracked fields (4 total):
- Optional Or Contextual Fields
- Aliases
- Parent Entity
- Suppression Group
Next evidence actions:
- Confirm legal name, DBA names, ownership, shared suppression routes, and lifecycle from an official source.
- Classify the broker's products, data types, use cases, and operating scope from first-party or regulator evidence.
- Match regulator records to the legal entity and preserve jurisdiction-specific scope, collection, sharing, and request-metric evidence.
Incomplete evidence dimensions: Entity, Business, Regulatory, Workflow, Route, Privacy, Verification, Catalog, Provenance.
Evidence completeness by dimension
| Dimension | Documented | Coverage | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| catalog metadata | 7/14 fields | 50.0% | partial |
| contact routes | 15/22 fields | 68.2% | partial |
| data categories | 2/32 fields | 6.3% | partial |
| entity identity | 4/20 fields | 20.0% | partial |
| privacy risk | 5/28 fields | 17.9% | partial |
| registry profile | 0/39 fields | 0.0% | missing |
| request workflow | 10/41 fields | 24.4% | partial |
| route checks | 12/38 fields | 31.6% | partial |
| source provenance | 15/24 fields | 62.5% | partial |
Coverage is the share of tracked fields with a recorded value in this evidence snapshot. It is not a quality score, removal rate, or proof that unrecorded information does not exist.
Related Social, Marketplaces & Platforms profiles
These records are grouped with Bing under the same catalog category. The grouping is for discovery; it does not establish common ownership, shared suppression, or a shared request outcome.
- Adobe
adobe.com
First-party request-route candidate; manual review required
- AngelList
angellist.com
Cross-domain request-route candidate; entity review required
- AnyWho
anywho.com
Privacy or consumer-rights context page; submission route not confirmed
- AutoWeb, Inc.
autoweb.com
Third-party processor portal observed; operator review required
- Buildertrend Solutions, Inc.
buildertrend.com
Ambiguous page observed; submission route not confirmed
- Bumper
bumper.com
Current route evidence recorded
Bing opt-out FAQ
How do I opt out of Bing?
Use the provider route at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/privacy/privacy-support-requests. Review the fields and verification steps before submitting. A reachable page does not prove that the provider accepted or completed a request.
Does Bing require government ID?
not_stated_in_authoritative_source
How long does Bing take to process an opt-out?
The catalog estimate is 7-14 days. This is an estimate, not an SLA or proof of deletion. Check the provider response and re-check the source listing yourself.
What is still unverified about Bing?
This snapshot does not record source-backed values for Optional Or Contextual Fields, Aliases, Parent Entity, Suppression Group. Confirm legal name, DBA names, ownership, shared suppression routes, and lifecycle from an official source.