When Google was ‘worried’ about Apple creating its own search engine
When Google was ‘worried’ about Apple creating its own search engine
The US government is accusing Google of monopolizing internet search in an antitrust trial. The case involves a deal between Google and Apple, where Google became the default search engine on iPhones. Court documents suggest that Google was concerned about losing revenue to an Apple-made competitor and established limits on what Apple could do. The agreement allegedly resulted in Google paying Apple up to $20 billion annually. Apple has not agreed to refrain from developing its own search engine, and reports suggest that Apple is working on a Google rival named "Pegasus.
The US government is accusing Google of monopolizing internet search in an antitrust trial. The case involves a deal between Google and Apple, where Google became the default search engine on iPhones. Court documents suggest that Google was concerned about losing revenue to an Apple-made competitor and established limits on what Apple could do. The agreement allegedly resulted in Google paying Apple up to $20 billion annually. Apple has not agreed to refrain from developing its own search engine, and reports suggest that Apple is working on a Google rival named "Pegasus.
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The US government is accusing Google of monopolizing internet search in an antitrust trial. The case involves a deal between Google and Apple, where Google became the default search engine on iPhones. Court documents suggest that Google was concerned about losing revenue to an Apple-made competitor and established limits on what Apple could do. The agreement allegedly resulted in Google paying Apple up to $20 billion annually. Apple has not agreed to refrain from developing its own search engine, and reports suggest that Apple is working on a Google rival named "Pegasus. 
