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Google has warned that search results in Europe could become lower quality as it changes its systems to avoid fines from the EU. The company reported that previous adjustments made to meet the Digital Markets Act requirements resulted in a 30% reduction in complimentary, direct booking traffic for European businesses. These latest changes are also expected to have an impact.
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