Google goes to court over EU orders on Android AI access and search data
By Lewis Crofts ( September 29, 2026, 05:01 GMT | Insight) -- Google has started litigation at the EU’s lower-tier court to challenge two European Commission decisions specifying how it gives rival AI services greater access to Android and how it must share data with competing search providers under the bloc’s digital gatekeeper rules. The company is still considering whether to make separate applications asking the court to suspend the decisions while it pursues the full legal appeals.Google has started litigation at the EU’s lower-tier court to challenge two European Commission decisions specifying how it gives rival AI services greater access to Android and how it must share data with competing search providers under the bloc’s digital gatekeeper rules....
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