EU PARLIAMENT DITCHES GOOGLE FOR FRENCH QWANT
The European Parliament is replacing Google with French search engine Qwant as its default search tool across institutional computers. The shift reflects the EU's broader push toward digital sovereignty and reducing dependence on US technology.
Politico: Email: the EU Parliament plans to replace Google with the French search engine Qwant as the default search too…
The EU's moves towards digital sovereignty might include its Parliament ditching Google.
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