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Google shouldn't be broken up, but consumers should have choice, Perplexity says

( April 21, 2025, 17:58 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Perplexity AI said in a blog post that consumers must be aware that choices in browsers and search engines exist, and they must have the option to identify and select what's best for them. In a blog post, Perplexity said that for consumers, even when they have a choice "it's still a frustrating experience." Google's pet soundbite in interviews and testimony that "the competition is just 1 click away" is far from the reality that the option to change a default search engine on an Android device is hidden in settings 4-5 clicks away from the home screen. "Most people don’t even know it's possible. That’s not what choice looks like," the post said. "The Remedy Isn’t Breakup. Just Let People Choose." Without choice remedy, the risk is obvious, Perplexity said. Statement follows below:...

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