What Is the EU Digital Markets Act — and Who Must Follow It?
The EU's Digital Markets Act sets special rules for a handful of tech giants like Google and Apple, forcing them to open their platforms to rivals. Here's what it does and why.
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The EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) is a competition law that forces major tech platforms — including Google, Apple, and Meta — to open their services to rivals. This hub covers DMA rulings and enforcement actions that affect AI products, including how they open Android and search to competing AI assistants.
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EU Orders Google to Open Android, Search Data to Rival AI Assistants
The European Commission issued two binding Digital Markets Act rulings on July 16, forcing Google to give rival AI assistants deeper Android access and share anonymized search data with competitors.
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