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Filing: the US DOJ asks a judge to force Google to sell Chrome, restrict Android from favoring Google Search, and ban default search deals on iOS and other Oses

U.S. regulators want a federal judge to break up Google to prevent the company from continuing to squash competition through …

Associated Press Michael Liedtke

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  • @carnage4life.bsky.social Dare Obasanjo on bluesky
    The DOJ's remedies for Google's search monopoly are drastic and will reshape the internet:  —  • Google must sell Chrome.  —  • Android can't promote Google Search.  —  • No default search deals (costing Apple $20B/year).  —  • Must license search index data to rivals. …
  • @kint.bsky.social Jason Kint on bluesky
    Revenue sharing for search default and/or preferential treatment - dead.  Google's tens of billions to Apple - dead (last I saw it's about 15% of Apple's profits).  Reminder, this all needs to be argued and approved by Court and then will get appealed.  Still far off.  /3 [image]
  • @kint.bsky.social Jason Kint on bluesky
    As it relates to Android, here is how DOJ has set it up.  Forced divestiture would be option that swiftly, efficiently, and decisively strikes at the locus of some  —  anticompetitive conduct at issue here" but we're ok with tight behavioral remedies with option to divest if they…
  • r/privacy r on reddit
    US regulators seek to break up Google, forcing Chrome sale as part of monopoly punishment