EU Proposes Google Allow Third-Party Search Engines Access to Data Under Digital Markets Act
The European Commission has proposed that Google allow third-party search engines access to its search data, including AI chatbot data, to comply with the Digital Markets Act. Google has opposed the measures, arguing they overreach and risk user privacy. The proposal outlines data-sharing parameters, anonymization, and pricing for search data, with a final decision expected in July.
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Topics: Antitrust Data Access Digital Markets Act EU Regulation Google