Microsoft is set to retire Bing Search APIs on August 11, 2025, leaving some third-party app developers frustrated.

Microsoft is pulling the plug on Bing Search API services later this year, and is pushing customers to use AI instead.

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Google’s “I’m Feeling Lucky” button has been a familiar part of its homepage since the launch of the search engine 27 years ago, but the company could be about to ditch it.

In a sudden and unexpected move, Microsoft revealed today that it will retire its Bing Search APIs for developers in August.

Microsoft is limiting access to tools that boosted its rivals, but larger customers like DuckDuckGo say they won’t be affected.

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