Regulators are examining whether Google used web publishers and YouTube content without permission or payment.

Google has unveiled a dual-model security architecture for Chrome to block prompt injection, directly addressing Gartner's call to ban AI browsers.

When Gemini first landed in Chrome for U.S. desktop users back in September, it marked the beginning of “agentic browsing,” ...

The European Commission has formally opened an antitrust investigation into Google, targeting its use of publisher content ...

Google is under investigation by the European Union over concerns that it breached competition rules by imposing restrictions ...

The European Commission has opened an antitrust probe to assess whether Google is breaching EU competition rules in its use ...

Apple warns iPhone users to stop using Google Chrome. “Unlike Chrome,” it says, “Safari truly helps protect your privacy.” ...

The open web is closing down for unwanted automated traffic A growing number of websites are taking steps to ban AI bot ...

Declining organic traffic and rising crawl demands show why executives are reevaluating content economics and pursuing deals, ...

Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince claims the internet infrastructure company’s efforts to block AI crawlers are already seeing ...

Your privacy begins on your browser, because that's the app you use the most (and is also most vulnerable to privacy threats). The first thing you should do is consider using a browser that can better ...

Google's Lens tool on Chromebooks can mean it easier for students to cheat with one click, prompting teachers to question how ...