EU pushes Google to share search data and open Android

The EU is moving to require Google to share search data and open Android to rival AI services, according to the available details. The measures would target two of Google’s most important platforms and could reshape how competitors access data and distribution channels.

A statement cited in the excerpt warned that the move would weaken citizens’ privacy, risk business trade secrets and endanger national security. U.S. President Donald Trump was referenced in connection with the response, though further details were not available from the accessible text.