New Delhi, April 16 -- The European Commission has proposed measures that will help Google comply with the European Union's Digital Markets Act, Reuters reported on 16 April.

The preliminary findings sent to the search engine major propose allowing third-party search engines to access Google search data, including that of its artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots with search functionalities, the commission said today

The aim is to allow third-party online search engines to optimise their search services and contest Google's leadership position in the space, it added.

As per the report, interested parties have until 1 May 2026, to submit their views on the proposed measures, with a final decision to be made in July. The final decision, ...