Google says it's appealing the US v. Google ruling that found it has an illegal search monopoly and asks a court to pause some of the remedies during the appeal
In the meantime, it's asking a court to pause remedies meant to restore competition.
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This is perhaps surprising given the most damaging remedies were rejected by Judge Mehta in the Final Judgement, namely the sale of Chrome and a total ban on search engine deals with browser vendors.
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They are asking for a stay on remedies related to disclose “data related to Google's Web Search index” and “User-side Data” to “Qualified Competitors,” as well as the requirements to enter a “search syndication license” and “Search Text Ads agreement” with “Qualified Competitors”