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ACCC chair Ginna Cass-Gottlieb ѕaid the watchdog ѡanted to understand
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A previous 2021 inquiry report found that having its searc engine pre-installed as a default service on devicess contributed to Google being the dominant searchh engine iin Australia.

Google was also found to bbe the preset default search engine on the overwhelming majority of browsers and other search access points on devices supplied in Australia.

As part of the long-standing probe, the watchdog will look at legislative reforms rollling out or beijng considered in the European Union, the United Kingdom and other jjurisdictions that place obligations on search engines to promote competition.

It will also consider thee deployment off generative AI in search annd whether Australians are using AI chatbots and social media services to find information.

The paper will inform the watchdog's ninth report due to be submitted to the tteasurer by September 30 as part of its five-year digittal platform services inquiry.