This doesn't seem anything like Microsoft using its desktop dominance to hurt competition in the browser market. Google has no mechanism by which they can coerce users to use their search engine over others. It has 90% market share because 90% of web searchers choose them. What could be easier to change than the search engine you use?

when you search any subject Google decides the order in which th search results show which can be biased.

If you do no more than google the letter f then see what happens.

Productivity requires some level of organization.

drone of course.

http://www.bit-tech.net/news/bits/2010/05/17/google-admits-street-view-wifi-sniffing/1

Google has found itself in the hot seat following the revelation that it captured vast quantities of private traffic from unencrypted routers during its Street View photography runs.

Following concerns raised by German authorities over the privacy implications of the data gathered by Google's Street View cars, the company wrote a blog post at the end of last month which aimed to reassure people that the information gathered was publicly available and of no threat - making specific reference to the fact that although WiFi network information including location, SSID, and MAC address is gathered "Google does not collect or store payload [network traffic] data."

The 'market' for searches has to be understood, and we the consumer seem to understand it pretty well. Google's shown itself to be the most useful/efficient, and consequently dominates. What's a name of a google competitor? Can't think of one.

Also an antitrust issue.

I like Google best. Bing sucks. I used to use Yahoo ages ago, but they aren't that good anymore.

duckduckgo.com
ixquick.com

scroogle is supposed to be good, but half the time I can't complete the connection to it.

never use the google. It gets me where I want to go without ads and weird algorithms.

From Ixquick's privacy page: You have a right to privacy.
Your search data should never fall into the wrong hands.
The only real solution is quickly deleting your data or not storing them to begin with.
Since January 2009 we do not record our users' IP addresses anymore.
Your personal data are not shared with any third party.
We are the first and only search engine to do so.
Since then we have added many other features that protect your privacy.
Our initiative is receiving an overwhelmingly positive response!

https://www.ixquick.com/eng/protect-privacy.html

Doubt the EU will build its own search!