Google is paying $700 million to settle antitrust charges over Play Store
Google is paying $700 million to settle antitrust charges over Play Store
Google’s parent company, Alphabet, has offered to pay $700 million and to make some changes to the Play Store as it tries to resolve the antitrust complaint brought by customers and attorney generals of the 50 US states, which had alleged Google Play Store has an unlawful monopoly over the Android app store market.
Google’s parent company, Alphabet, has offered to pay $700 million and to make some changes to the Play Store as it tries to resolve the antitrust complaint brought by customers and attorney generals of the 50 US states, which had alleged Google Play Store has an unlawful monopoly over the Android app store market.
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Google’s parent company, Alphabet, has offered to pay $700 million and to make some changes to the Play Store as it tries to resolve the antitrust complaint brought by customers and attorney generals of the 50 US states, which had alleged Google Play Store has an unlawful monopoly over the Android app store market. 
