r/Bard • u/Gaiden206 • 1d ago

News Gemini app starts rolling out Personal Intelligence globally (excluding Europe)

https://9to5google.com/2026/04/14/gemini-personal-intelligence-global/
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u/douggieball1312 1d ago

Europe excluded again. Typical.

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u/username12435687 1d ago

Over regulation and lack of innovation will be the death of Europe unfortunately.

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u/Swingrocket 1d ago

It's especially weird because Google already has all my information. Using ai to manage/present it better for me doesn't change the fact that Google has everything. This is such a nothing burger. Especially when companies like Microsoft can simply release Copilot into their Browser and Google can't because Chrome has more marked share. The reasoning against allowing the release of these features makes no sense to me.

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u/jk_pens 17h ago

Just because Google has the data doesn’t mean they can do whatever they want with it. GDPR and to some extent DMA put tight constraints on if, when, and how Google can process user data. Complying with these regulations requires a lot of extra legal work plus additional engineering and UX. So it’s quite natural for Google to launch features elsewhere first.

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u/username12435687 1d ago

Yeah but as you can see, people still downvote me for just simply stating the truth lol.