Google said that changes it rolled out Tuesday to its search results in Europe to satisfy European Union regulators will significantly worsen users' experience there, Reuters reported. The company made the changes in response to a ruling, accompanied by a 460 million euro fine, that it violated EU antitrust rules. Google argues that the mandated adjustments could lead to less relevant search results and increased costs for users. The EU has defended its decision, stating it aims to ensure fair competition in the digital market.
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