Google contests EU search data sharing ruling
Google filed a lawsuit with the European Court of Justice against the European Union's decision requiring it to share search data with competitors and to make changes to the Android system that would allow AI services greater access to users. This decision was issued last July under the Digital Markets Act, aiming to boost competition and provide users with more options, with the changes set to take effect in July 2027. Google considers that implementing the decision threatens user privacy and weakens security measures, especially since the data to be shared includes personal search queries, which could pose privacy risks. Google announced its intention to appeal the decision due to concerns over potential privacy violations without sufficient safeguards to anonymize users or obtain their consent, and expects that these changes could open the door for alternatives to its AI services.
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