Google has lost a legal battle in the EU, failing to prevent rival search engines and AI chatbots from accessing significant amounts of its query data. The ruling allows competitors to receive daily records, including NUTS 3 location data, for five years at cost-based prices. However, Google will still be able to withhold data from searches with very low unique query counts, specifically those used by fewer than 50 people, and will only share records where at least 1,000 signed-in users share region, device, and language information. The first data deliveries under this new arrangement are expected in early 2027. AI
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