Google warns EU antitrust remedies pose serious user privacy risks

The European Union is pushing Google to share its search data with rival companies and open up AI features on Android devices as part of efforts to curb its market dominance. Google has responded by raising significant privacy concerns, arguing that these proposed measures could expose sensitive user data. The company contends that forcing data-sharing with competitors creates security vulnerabilities that could harm consumers. The dispute reflects the ongoing tension between EU regulators seeking to break up Big Tech monopolies and companies resisting such interventions on safety grounds.