Brussels Forces Google to Lower Quality of Searches in the EU
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Google is making changes in the way it presents the results of hotels, flights and other tourist services in the European Union to meet the requirements of the Digital Markets Act (DMA). The company will decrease the amount of information it displays directly in its results, giving more importance to specialized services [...]
In the face of EU rules, Google is reviewing its algorithm and warning of a decline in quality of service. Here's what's changing! Google's article degrades the quality of its search engine in Europe was first published on Le Café du Geek
Google changes how Europeans will see the results of searches for hotels, flights, restaurants and other services. Some useful information, such as real-time prices, will disappear from certain results, and the company warns that users will find what they are looking for harder.
The company changes the search engine to comply with EU regulations and warns of the greatest loss of quality in its 29 years of history
Since the beginning of the week, Google has changed the display of its research results in the European Union. The group thus complies with the Digital Markets Regulation (DMA), after a fine of 460 million euros for favoring its own services against competing comparators.
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