Google ordered to open Android and Search to rivals in Europe
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The EU forcing Google to open Android assistant hooks and search data is a structural shift—mobile AI distribution in Europe is no longer a single-vendor game. If you build assistants or vertical search, this is your window to negotiate deeper OS integrations and data access than were imaginable two years ago.
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