The European Commission Ruled Months Ago That Google’s Integration of Gemini in Android Violates the DMA

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By John GruberJun 15, 2026, 2:58 pm245 pts
Ryan Whitham, writing for Ars Technica back in April: European regulators are proposing several broad changes to the way AI tools operate on Android phones. Some of this is straightforward, like allowing third-party AI tools to be invoked system-wide via hot words or button presses. This might also include…

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