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Google Appeals EU DMA Query-Sharing Orders (Sep 2026)

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Google is appealing EU DMA orders to share personal queries.
Who they are

Google, its Oliver Bethell, and the EU[1].

What they do

Google is appealing EU DMA orders on sharing personal queries.

How it works

Bethell said mandating sharing of personal queries without safeguards "would cause irreversible harm to user privacy", per China Daily HK on 28 Sep.

Why it matters

It is filed as a news event under DMA / DSA Digital Regulation.

The engine's record — word for word
2026-09-28: Google's Oliver Bethell: mandating sharing of personal queries without safeguards "would cause irreversible harm to user privacy" (China Daily HK, 28 Sep), in Google's appeal of EU DMA orders. (1 source) [Live pass Oct 6 2026]
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