The European Commission proposed Google share data with rival search engines and qualifying AI chatbots in the EU/EEA.

The European Commission is drafting measures requiring Google to give rival AI assistants the same Android access as Gemini, with a binding decision due by July 2026.

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The European Commission has sent Google preliminary findings under the Digital Markets Act that say how the company should ...

The Department of Telecommunications has delayed the rollout of SIM binding rules for messaging apps, removing the six hour forced logout requirement for now. Web access like WhatsApp Web will instead ...

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An audit has found Google, Microsoft, and Meta have ignored privacy opt-out signals on most California websites, setting ad ...