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EU FORCES GOOGLE TO OPEN ANDROID, SEARCH TO RIVALS

The European Union has issued two landmark decisions requiring Google to grant competing AI assistants and search engines comparable access to Android and Google Search data. The rulings mark a major enforcement action under the EU's Digital Markets Act.

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