Microsoft accused Google of circumventing Internet Explorer user settings in a blog post Monday but forgot to mention this information was released two days ago and also named Facebook as a culprit. Google quickly sent out a rebuttal.
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Microsoft Snipes (Only) at Google Over Browser Settings Circumvention Controversy
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