EU Mandates Google to Share Search Data and Open Android to Rival AI

The European Commission has introduced new measures under the Digital Markets Act (DMA) requiring Google to allow competing AI platforms equal access on Android and to share certain search data within the EU. Google opposes the changes, citing privacy and security risks, but as a designated gatekeeper it must comply with the legally binding order. The decision aims to boost competition and user choice in the region.

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