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ars
This could be grounds for getting out of your contract, if you want that.
Semiapies
Removing an option in one search box?

In what court?

ars
Why a court? It won't get that far.

People sometimes look for ways out of their contract, and this provides one.

"I bought the phone, and it could do this, but now it can't."

[dead] fatdog789
No, it won't. You can get out of your contract only for a material change in service.

You can still search, and you can still use your preferred search engine using the built-in browser. This change merely makes it inconvenient to do so.

Ergo, no material change, ergo, no getting out of your contract.

rbrcurtis
i was actually starting to think that microsoft was done with their shady activities. clearly thats not the case.