Bing: Filter Explicit Text and Media from Search Results
Contributed by Rob Rogers 
Tagged: Internet By default, Bing filters explicit media by utilizing moderate filtering. Since it is doubtful you were looking for explicit language in the first place, you can filter out explicit text as well. You must have cookies enabled on your browser for this to work.
1. Go to Bing.
2. Go to the upper-right corner and click Extras.
3. Select Preferences.
4. Under General Settings, go to the SafeSearch section.
5. Select the Strict – Filter sexually explicit text, images, and videos from your search results radio button.
6. Go to the bottom of the page and select Save settings.
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annon said on June 2, 2009
They have removed the option to change the filter section now. I cant find that option listed anywhere