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EU Slaps Google with $900M Fine | Charlotte News

EU Slaps Google with $900M Fine | Charlotte News

Published 3 weeks, 1 day ago
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The EU just slapped Google with an $890 million fine for rigging its Play Store and search engine to favor its own apps, stifling competition. This follows a recent $4.5 billion penalty over Android’s anti-competitive practices. Brussels argues this boosts consumer choice, while Google claims the fines will degrade its products and hurt European users—especially as new EU rules force removal of popular features like instant flight pricing and Play Store safety tools. The showdown highlights the global battle between Big Tech and regulators pushing for fairer digital markets.

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