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Google complies with EU rules for travel searches, says the new results stink
The EU continues to go after Google search practices it sees as anticompetitive.
Brief by WorldPing · Original reporting by Ars Technica
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Google will 'degrade' Search in Europe to avoid EU fines
WorldPingEU users are welcome to look up the definition of "malicious compliance" on, say, DuckDuckGo.
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