US Could Force Android and Chrome to Split From Google
Google could face Chrome and Android split as DOJ seeks breakup
The DOJ filing then quotes the court's findings that Google's control of the Chrome browser with Google Search set as the default on Android devices “significantly narrows the available channels of distribution and thus disincentivizes the emergence of new competition.”
Break up Google? Justice Department says it may ask judge to force Google to sell Chrome, Android, other units
The Justice Department says it's considering asking a federal judge to force Google to sell parts of its business in order to eliminate its online search monopoly.
DOJ suggests splitting off Chrome and Android to break Google’s monopoly
DOJ’s proposed remedies aim to curb Google’s dominance in search and advertising, as the tech giant warns of potential privacy risks and threats to innovation in AI and online security.
Justice Department may order a Google breakup — force it to sell Chrome, Android and more
Google also has very lucrative deals with companies like Apple and Samsung, which keep its search engine as the default option and allow it to further control the market. Google currently has deals with Samsung to share revenue from the Play Store and with Apple for search traffic on Safari.
The US Could Force Android and Chrome to Split From Google
The DOJ just announced its recommendations for Google’s search engine business, which “would prevent Google from using products such as Chrome, Play, and Android to advantage Google search and Google search-related products and features.
US govt. may force Google to break up and sell off Chrome or Android
With a triumvirate of web search, advertising, and browser dominance, Google’s online services are absolutely omnipresent — and the United States government is getting ready to do something about it.
Uncle Sam may force Google to sell Chrome browser, or Android OS
Fresh filing suggesting splitting up Alphabet shows DoJ is serious about proposed antitrust remedies The US government has confirmed it is considering asking a judge to force Google to divest parts of its business as part of potential remedies in the antitrust case over its control of online searches.
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