BREAKING NEWS: Google Must Open Search Data To Competitors, U.S Court Rules

A U.S. federal court has ruled against government push to force Google to sell its Chrome web browser, but handed down strict measures aimed at curbing the company’s dominance in online search…LEAKED!!!: MUST WATCH; Trending N4ked Videos OF Nigeria Popular Celebrities, Watch Full Video Here

The decision, delivered Tuesday by Judge Amit Mehta, follows his earlier finding in 2024 that Google unlawfully maintained monopolies through multibillion-dollar distribution deals with Apple, Samsung, and other manufacturers.

Those arrangements, which kept Google as the default search engine on millions of devices, were judged to have shielded the company from rivals.

While prosecutors had urged the court to order a breakup of Chrome, arguing the browser is a vital entry point for internet activity and facilitates a third of Google searches, the court rejected the idea as “messy and highly risky.”

Instead, he opted for remedies designed to restore competition without dismantling the company,and..  Read . .More —