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Bing Places to Discontinue Support for iOS and Android Apps Starting September 16th

Posted on September 12, 2024 Written by Bill Hartzer

Bing Places for Business has announced that, as of September 16, 2024, they will no longer be supporting their iOS and Android applications. The decision comes after careful evaluation, with Bing Places aiming to enhance and streamline their services by focusing on their web-based platform.

This change means that users who have previously managed their business listings through the mobile apps will need to transition to the web version of Bing Places for Business. While this may cause some inconvenience for users accustomed to the apps, Bing Places assures its customers that the web platform will continue to be fully operational. Additionally, they have committed to rolling out new features and improvements to the web-based service to ensure it remains a powerful and user-friendly tool for managing business listings.

Bing Places acknowledges the disruption this shift may cause and has expressed its apologies to users. However, they encourage everyone to continue utilizing the web service, which will benefit from regular updates and enhancements.

For more information, users can visit the Bing Places for Business website to stay up-to-date on upcoming changes and improvements.

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