Google has revealed its Android browser ballot screens for everyone in Europe. Android users will have to pick search engines and default browsers soon. All the details here: https://t.co/DKTxzO3ZF2 pic.twitter.com/z5Y9Jk0UF8

— Tom Warren (@tomwarren) April 18, 2019

Google reveals its Android browser ballot screens for Europe https://t.co/xEq9qHO4MV pic.twitter.com/DpriKX1lDm

— The Verge (@verge) April 18, 2019

Google Adds Search and Browser Ballot Screens to Android in the EU - https://t.co/xJ56Cx5H2t pic.twitter.com/MshW72fl1b

— Paul Thurrott (@thurrott) April 18, 2019

In response to European antitrust complaints, this is what Android users in Europe will start seeing in the coming weeks when they go to Google Play. https://t.co/HH8Sjg0ixZ pic.twitter.com/zn8uWAiagT

— Paul Sawers (@psawers) April 18, 2019

Google to suggest 10 browser and search engine alternatives for Android users in Europe https://t.co/s62XSg9AUm

— Pando Group (@ThePandoGroup) April 19, 2019

Google lets Android users choose browsers to ease EU antitrust concerns https://t.co/ogg093V8Di pic.twitter.com/hrKzY0MT88

— Rich Tehrani (@rtehrani) April 18, 2019