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Google will no longer be the default search engine on Android. After the fine that Google received from the European Commission in 2018, the Mountain View company seems to have learned the lesson.

As of 2020, Android users will start to see a list of non-Google search-engine providers that they'll be able to choose from when setting up an Android device. The new setup process is the next ...

Android phone users have always been able to change their default search engine on Android, and can continue to do so, but Google's auction means this will be the first time they'll be able to ...

It's available on numerous devices, such as Android phones, Android tablets, iPhones, and iPads.Here's how to use Google Lens to level up your phone skills and see the world in a new way.

Google’s licensing deal with Android device makers for Google Mobile Services (GMS) includes certain preinstallation clauses and agreements for rival search engines.

Google has revealed the rival search engines that owners of new Android smartphones and tablets will be able to choose from – alongside Google itself – when setting up their devices in Europe ...

Adam Kovacevich, a Google spokesman, would not acknowledge during the question-and-answer session that the search giant requires Android devices to use Google as the default search engine in order ...

Google will prompt Android owners in Europe to choose their own search engine starting next year, according to announcement made by the company on Friday in a blog post.When setting up an Android ...

But Google has argued that it’s easy for people to change their search engine — just as simple as putting a box of cereal back on the store shelf.