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EU Court Upholds Google’s Record 4.1 Billion Euro Antitrust Fine Over Android

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First reported by Ynet · 3 hours ago

What happened

The EU’s top court has upheld a 4.1 billion euro fine against Google for abusing its dominant position with Android by forcing pre-installation of its apps. Google’s appeals were rejected, confirming one of the largest antitrust penalties ever. The ruling follows earlier fines and ongoing EU investigations into Google’s market practices.

01EU court rejects Google’s appeal, confirming a 4.1 billion euro Android antitrust fine.
02Google forced manufacturers to pre-install Search, Chrome, and Play Store on Android devices.
03The fine was originally 4.34 billion euros, reduced to 4.1 billion euros in 2022.
04Google claims it has kept Android open and changed agreements since 2018.
05Google faces nearly 11 billion euros in EU fines over various antitrust cases.
06Ongoing EU probes target Google’s search and app store practices under the Digital Markets Act.

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