The European Commission on 16 July 2026 issued binding orders requiring Google to open 11 core Android features to competing ...

EU binding rules require Google to share anonymized Search data with eligible rival engines and search-enabled AI chatbots.

Google and Apple challenge EU rules on AI assistant access, citing privacy and security risks. The Digital Markets Act ...

Google must give competing AI assistants and search engines the same access to Android and Google Search that it reserves for ...

EU regulators ordered Google to give rival AI assistants access to Android features and share anonymized search data by 2027, under the Digital Markets Act.

The stakes are high. Android powers about 60% of smartphones in the European Union, and AI companies see those devices as the primary gateway for turning ...

EU Executive Vice-President for Tech Sovereignty, Security and Democracy Henna Virkkunen addresses the audience during the opening and welcome ceremony of the 77th World News Media Congress in ...

Brussels has ordered Google to give rival AI companies access to anonymized search data and to open key Android features so third-party assistants can function at the same level as Google’s Gemini.

Brussels said Google must start sharing search data from January 2027 and users would start benefitting from the changes to Android from July 2027.View on euronews ...