Google has challenged EU orders requiring it to share anonymised Search data with rivals and open certain Android features to competitors. The company warns of privacy and security risks, while EU regulators say safeguards are in place under the Digital Markets Act.
Google has challenged EU orders requiring it to share anonymised Search data with rivals and open certain Android features to competitors. The company warns of privacy and security risks, while EU regulators say safeguards are in place under the Digital Markets Act.
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