Over the weekend, Microsoft Rewards removed Edge Search, which was worth 20 points a day, causing anger and confusion among users. Earlier today, several Microsoft Rewards missions were also reduced to single digits, leading some to believe the program might be shut down, but this is far from the truth.
In a conversation with Windows Latest, Microsoft officials clarified that the rewards program will continue to exist, but that the program is "evolving" regularly to "reflect our growth and expansion." This seems to mean that these changes are intentional and may be related to the recent expansion of the rewards program in new regions.
"Over the past few years, the Microsoft Rewards program has evolved regularly to reflect our growth and expansion. We evaluate each change for consistency and fairness, adjusting how and how often members earn points, "A Microsoft representative told me via email.
“Whether they’re searching with Bing, browsing with Edge, playing games on Xbox, or shopping in the Microsoft Store, we know our members love the extra incentives the Microsoft Rewards program provides. We’re here to To evolve in a way that continues to provide value to our members, we eagerly monitor feedback to ensure satisfaction. We appreciate the enthusiasm and loyalty of our Microsoft Rewards members and are excited about the future of the program," the company added.
Our readers observed that not only were Microsoft Edge search points removed from the rewards program, but the cooldown between script blocking, detection, and searches was also affected.
On Reddit, some users expressed frustration with the lack of Edge points in Microsoft Rewards and planned to switch to other browsers as forms of protest.
"Just delete the program at this point... (I'm tired of so many nerfs since June... 1350 there, 3000 there, 1200 there, 500 here, 360 there, 2500 there, 400 here, 400 more there, 1040 there, 200 here," one frustrated Microsoft Rewards user wrote in a Reddit post.
One user said they plan to do it again Use Chrome, while another user mentioned going back to Firefox, citing Chrome's upcoming changes to the ad blocker.
Another user pointed out that the extra 20 points was a huge incentive to use Edge . Without it, they will switch to other browsers until Edge-specific points are restored.
Microsoft may not be restoring Edge reward points at this time, but if there is enough outcry in the community, the plan may be Change.
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