[Google Opposes EU's Demand to Open Android System to Competing AI Bots] According to a report by Jinse Finance, Google is contesting a demand from the European Union: to mandate the company to open its Android operating system to competing artificial intelligence bots and provide search data to competitors. On Tuesday, Google stated that it has appealed the European Commission's decision to the EU General Court in Luxembourg under the Digital Markets Act, arguing that the requirement would compromise user security. Google's Senior Director of Competition Affairs, Becer, said: 'Users submit their most private questions in searches, ranging from health concerns to personal relationships. Forcing us to share these personal query data without adequate safeguards would cause irreparable harm to user privacy.' To date, most DMA-related rulings by the EU have been appealed by major tech companies, as they seek to clarify the boundaries of the law's application.