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EU Slaps Google with $1B Fine | Pittsburgh News
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The EU just slapped Google with a $1 billion fine for abusing its market power—this time targeting its Play Store and search engine, where it’s allegedly favoring its own services over competitors. It’s the latest chapter in a long-running feud, following a $4.5 billion penalty over Android practices. Under the new Digital Markets Act, the EU is cracking down on tech giants acting as “gatekeepers,” demanding fair competition and consumer choice. Google argues the rules will harm users by forcing removal of popular features and safety protections, and has 60 days to comply—or face steeper penalties. This showdown underscores the EU’s mission: let the best products win on merit, not market control.
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