Google has made significant changes to its European search results to meet EU antitrust rules. These mandated adjustments will reportedly lower search quality for consumers and raise operational costs. The company warns these changes are the most severe downgrade in its search history. Similar concerns were previously raised by Apple regarding EU regulatory impacts. These modifications prioritize online intermediaries over direct local business listings. Google has made significant changes to its European search results to meet EU antitrust rules. These mandated adjustments will reportedly lower search quality for consumers and raise operational costs. The company warns these changes are the most severe downgrade in its search history. Similar concerns were previously raised by Apple regarding EU regulatory impacts. These modifications prioritize online intermediaries over direct local business listings.
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