Your search queries are still sent to your default search provider to provide search results. If you turn off the setting, your typed characters are no longer sent to your default search provider. To enable sending data to your default search provider, navigate to edge://settings/privacy and under Services select Address bar and turn on the Show me search and site suggestions using my typed characters setting.
The typed characters and search queries are not sent to Microsoft unless your search provider is Bing. A signal is sent to your default search provider when you select the address bar to signal to the provider to get ready to provide suggestions. Your IP address and cookies are sent to your default search provider to increase the relevance of the search results. Other autosuggest service identifiers are sent to your default search engine to complete the search suggestions. If your search provider is Bing, a resettable identifier unique to your browser is sent with the data to understand the search query and query session. The information, along with which suggestion you select, position of selection, and other address bar data is sent to your default search provider. The address bar categorizes your entry as a URL, search, or unknown. To make browsing and searching faster, as you type in the address bar, the typed characters are sent to your default search provider for the search provider to send back suggested search queries. You should see suggestions from your favorites, browsing history, previous searches, and default search provider. By default, the address bar provides search and site suggestions using the characters you type. The address bar allows you to enter website URLs and search the web. Microsoft practices data collection minimization, which means your data is kept for the minimum amount of time, but retention times may vary depending on the feature or service being used and may change over time. In addition, the whitepaper discusses features and services that exist in the product today, but may be subject to change in the future. The whitepaper focuses on the desktop version of Microsoft Edge, and parts of the paper may include features or experiences that are not available for all users. The pages are only viewable in Microsoft Edge. To go to the pages, type the bolded text directly into the Microsoft Edge address bar.
For consistency, the Microsoft Edge team used a shortened format throughout the whitepaper: You should see URLs that begin with edge:// such as edge://favorites or edge://settings/privacy. In certain sections of the paper, the Microsoft Team provides steps to go to Microsoft Edge settings and other pages.
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The goal of the Microsoft Edge team is to give you a full understanding into how your data is used, how to control the different features, and how to manage your collected data, so you have the info you need to make the right privacy decisions for you. To uphold commitments to give you transparency into Microsoft products, the Microsoft Edge team provided a privacy whitepaper that explains how Microsoft Edge features and services work and how each may affect your privacy. Our browser privacy promise is to provide you with the protection, transparency, control, and respect you deserve.
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