Google warns EU's plans to weaken its monopoly could expose user data

Google has raised privacy concerns regarding proposed EU regulations that would require the company to share search data with competitors and open artificial intelligence features on Android devices. The EU's measures are intended to reduce Google's market dominance in search and mobile operating systems. Google has stated that sharing search data could create security vulnerabilities and expose user information. EU regulators have not yet responded to these specific concerns, and the regulatory process remains ongoing.

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