Apple thinks Google Search is the best in business, here’s why
Apple thinks Google Search is the best in business, here’s why
In the ongoing antitrust trial, Apple's Eddy Cue defended the company's decision to set Google as the default search engine on Apple products, stating that there was no valid alternative. Cue confirmed that Apple and Google have a revenue-sharing agreement dating back to 2002, with Apple earning a percentage of ad revenue from Safari searches. He stated that Google's search engine is the best and that Apple chooses the best option for users. Cue also discussed the integration between Google and Safari, praising its seamless integration.
In the ongoing antitrust trial, Apple's Eddy Cue defended the company's decision to set Google as the default search engine on Apple products, stating that there was no valid alternative. Cue confirmed that Apple and Google have a revenue-sharing agreement dating back to 2002, with Apple earning a percentage of ad revenue from Safari searches. He stated that Google's search engine is the best and that Apple chooses the best option for users. Cue also discussed the integration between Google and Safari, praising its seamless integration.
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In the ongoing antitrust trial, Apple's Eddy Cue defended the company's decision to set Google as the default search engine on Apple products, stating that there was no valid alternative. Cue confirmed that Apple and Google have a revenue-sharing agreement dating back to 2002, with Apple earning a percentage of ad revenue from Safari searches. He stated that Google's search engine is the best and that Apple chooses the best option for users. Cue also discussed the integration between Google and Safari, praising its seamless integration. 
