Google is contesting the European Union's effort to require wider Android access for rival AI assistants and broader Google Search data sharing with competing providers, a fight that could shape how mobile AI agents reach users in Europe. The dispute follows binding Digital Markets Act measures adopted by the European Commission on July 16, 2026, aimed at preventing Google's control of Android and Search from carrying over into the next generation of AI services.
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