Google warns EU antitrust changes will degrade search quality in Europe

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Google has overhauled its European search results to comply with EU antitrust regulations, mirroring concerns Apple raised about EU rules in 2025. The company says the mandated changes represent the most significant downgrade in its search history. Compliance is expected to reduce search quality for users while increasing operational costs for Google. The modifications reportedly favor online intermediaries over direct local business listings. The development highlights growing tension between Big Tech firms and European regulators over digital market rules.

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