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Is Apple ready to replace Google's search engine?
The name Apple always means news material. Several clues indicate that Apple could be about to abandon Google as the default search engine, opting for its own and more private solution.
The name Apple always means news material. Several clues indicate that Apple could be about to abandon Google as the default search engine, opting for its own and more private solution.
If we open Safari on our iPhone and search for anything, by default the Google search will appear; This is so thanks to an agreement between Google and Apple to be the default search engine on their iOS and iPadOS systems. Apple gets a hefty sum (presumably) for that honor.
This agreement is more beneficial for Google than for Apple, since in this way it is the first option in Everything indicates that Apple is developing its own search engine like Google’s, which would be the default option when using Safari or any other iOS application.
The search engine will not only show information from the Web, but also from the apps we have installed and the Apple services we use.
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