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We all know relationships can be complicated, but few are quite as complicated as the one between Apple and Google. Cue Apple’sSo, why now? Google is on a mission to convert Safari users to Chrome. It currently relies on Safari to drive most search requests from iPhones—enabled by thebetween itself and Apple, whereby Google search is the default on Safari. But that arrangement could soon be curtailed by various monopoly investigations in the US and Europe. And so Google is now advancing Plan B..
When the Birds was released in the 1960s it was shocking and frightening. It’s message being that there’s a threat we don’t see, but which is everywhere. As one character memorably says in movie: “Who are you? What are you? Where did you come from? I think you're the cause of all of this. I think you're evil.”While there are suggestions in the video that this might be targeting Android users to bring them across to iPhone, that’s not the real point here.
The stark reality for Apple is that its users prefer Google Search. And Apple itself has reportedly found this to be better than alternatives. Echoes here of Apple dropping Google Maps some years ago and then having to u-turn. We can assume that even if Google is dropped as the default search on Safari, users will be able to set it manually.
The question then becomes does Google offer advanced AI search features on Chrome that are not available elsewhere. We know such moves have been considered if dismissed for now. But this browser battlefield is only just beginning, and those 300 million Safari users remain Apple’s for now. Watch this space…Our community is about connecting people through open and thoughtful conversations. We want our readers to share their views and exchange ideas and facts in a safe space.
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