According to the logs, it performs the daily search three times in a loop. Each time, it claims no points were earned. However, when the website is actually visited, all the points for the daily activity are collected. The 200 points come from a double-point card issued by Microsoft. It’s possible that this is the reason for the script’s abnormal behavior.
Secondly, as shown in Figure 2, when logging into the account using the “Bing” mobile app, it indicates that I haven’t checked in today, nor have I received today’s daily rewards or the reward for making one search per day. However, the low value of “Today’s Points” suggests that I’ve completed all the tasks required.
In Figure 2, the “Search to Earn” section shows that I haven’t earned any points today. This contradicts Figure 1, where I was shown to have earned 200 points. No matter how I use the search engine, I can’t get those 200 points on the mobile app. However, the “Read to Earn” feature works fine on the Bing mobile app. This indicates that the script didn’t help me earn the daily reading points.
Since the mobile app shows that I didn’t check in today, when I clicked to check in, I received those 5 points. This means I checked in twice in one day. The website shows that I’ve checked in for 1 day, while the mobile app shows 2 consecutive days of check-ins.
As for the other rewards—5 points for daily searches and 30 points daily—there’s a bug with them. I can’t earn them through the mobile app. But since I’ve been keeping up with the daily log-in requirements without missing a single day, I should still be eligible for those rewards.
According to the logs, it performs the daily search three times in a loop. Each time, it claims no points were earned. However, when the website is actually visited, all the points for the daily activity are collected. The 200 points come from a double-point card issued by Microsoft. It’s possible that this is the reason for the script’s abnormal behavior.
Secondly, as shown in Figure 2, when logging into the account using the “Bing” mobile app, it indicates that I haven’t checked in today, nor have I received today’s daily rewards or the reward for making one search per day. However, the low value of “Today’s Points” suggests that I’ve completed all the tasks required.
In Figure 2, the “Search to Earn” section shows that I haven’t earned any points today. This contradicts Figure 1, where I was shown to have earned 200 points. No matter how I use the search engine, I can’t get those 200 points on the mobile app. However, the “Read to Earn” feature works fine on the Bing mobile app. This indicates that the script didn’t help me earn the daily reading points.
Since the mobile app shows that I didn’t check in today, when I clicked to check in, I received those 5 points. This means I checked in twice in one day. The website shows that I’ve checked in for 1 day, while the mobile app shows 2 consecutive days of check-ins.
As for the other rewards—5 points for daily searches and 30 points daily—there’s a bug with them. I can’t earn them through the mobile app. But since I’ve been keeping up with the daily log-in requirements without missing a single day, I should still be eligible for those rewards.