Reaction from Google to EU's Data Sharing Decision
Arguing that they were forced to transfer private search data to other companies by the EU's decision, Google stated that user privacy was in danger.
Quick Look
Google argued that the EU decision forced it to transfer private search data to other companies without user consent and that this would harm privacy.
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Why It Matters
Google has faced data sharing debates in line with the structure of the Android system and EU decisions.
Stating that Android is already an open and interoperable system, Google argues that with this decision taken by the EU, they are forced to transfer private search data to other companies without user consent and knowledge.
"People use the search button for their most personal questions, from their medical concerns to their intimate relationships. Being forced to share these personal searches without adequate safeguards will cause irreparable harm to user privacy," Google executive Bethell said. he said.
Open Questions
- By what decision did the EU impose this obligation?
- What precautions does Google request to be taken?
