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Published on: 04/06/2026 - 15:56
The European Parliament will replace the "Google" search engine with the French "Quant" engine to become the default search tool on the institution's internal computers starting Thursday, according to an internal correspondence seen by Politico. A letter addressed to members of Parliament stated that “Quant will replace Google as the default search engine on the European Parliament’s computers as of June 4,” explaining that this decision comes “in line with Parliament’s commitment to digital sovereignty and protecting users’ personal data.”
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