( March 7, 2025, 18:10 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Google has released an annual report detailing how it is complying with the EU's Digital Markets Act, stressing the numerous changes it has made to products and services including search, Android, Chrome and adverts. It said the changes were creating opportunities for users, but "trade-offs" were now becoming apparent, where some users were experiencing lower quality services, less search traffic and increased security risks. The reports on DMA compliance and consumer profiling are attached. A blog post by Oliver Bethell, Head of Competition, Regulatory Engagement & Advisory, at Google follows. ...
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