Currently and since the launch of
very first iPhone, Google is Safari's default search engine.
Morethe contract between Apple and Google is on the verge
to expire.
In recent years, Tim Cook's company has worked extensively on
gain independence from Google. This is how Apple set up its
own mapping service for Plan or even the YouTube app, formerly
automatically installed, has joined the ranks of apps in the App Store.
We can therefore logically think that Apple should opt for a
different search to highlight in Safari. Obviously, Yahoo just like
Microsoft with Bing are in the running to steal the place from Google:
For a business, getting the default search engine spot is
a fantastic highlight. Indeed, even if it is obviously possible to
choose your search engine, Apple currently offers 4, only one
some of the users will take the trouble to modify the
settings.
For the chosen engine, it is therefore the assurance of being used by a
large portion of Safari users on iOSwho, satisfied
could also be done on a computer.
But let's not worry. by Google aficionados, it will suffice
simply go to the settings in the Safari section to change the
search engine. Currently, it is possible to choose between Google,
Bing, Yahoo et DuckDuckGo
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