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Google has told the EU it won’t comply with the new fact-checking law.
Axios pointed out It is reported that Google has signaled to the international body that it will not have the opportunity to integrate the new search system that was already in place.
Fox News Digital could not immediately be reached to confirm what steps Google is taking to ensure that the most legitimate posts are found through the search engine, given the impact of past disinformation campaigns.
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Kent Walker, Google’s president of global affairs, apparently told the European Commission’s deputy director of communications networks, content and technology, Renate Nicolai. False Information Act “It’s just not appropriate or effective for our service.”
Walker reports that Google’s current content moderation system is already effective and does not require an additional vetting component, which will display fact-check results alongside search results in accordance with new EU guidelines.
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Republicans on the Hill are hailing this as a victory for free speech, including House Majority Whip Tom Emmer, who said in a Thursday post on X: “It’s the right move. Kudos to Google for resisting the EU’s attempt to make censorship the new normal.”
It’s unclear if Google views this fact-checking push as a form of “censorship” or if the rule against it is unnecessary in light of other methods the company uses to adjust its search results.
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But the news comes as big tech companies are being accused of colluding with President Donald Trump’s return to the White House.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai They attended Trump’s second inauguration Along with other tech leaders like Tesla CEO Elon Musk, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Apple CEO Tim Cook and TikTok CEO Xu Chow.
Fox Business could not immediately reach the European Commission for comment.
