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EU Orders Google to Open Android AI Apps and Search Data to Competitors
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First reported by Calcalist · 11 hours ago
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The European Commission has ordered Google to provide full access to Android AI apps and share search data with competitors by 2027 and 2024 respectively, aiming to foster competition and innovation while safeguarding user privacy. Google criticized the rulings, citing risks to privacy and security.
- 01EU mandates Google to give AI competitors full access to Android apps by July 2027.
- 02Google must share search data with rival search engines and AI chatbots by January 2024.
- 03The rules aim to prevent Google’s dominance and promote fair competition in AI and search.
- 04Privacy protections include multi-layered anonymization and risk assessments by Google.
- 05Google warns the decisions threaten privacy and security for millions of Europeans.
- 06The Commission stresses the rulings will enhance user choice and innovation in digital markets.
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