The Department of Justice has filed a judgment that could force Google to sell its Chrome browser entirely, dampening its dominant market position.
Federal prosecutors successfully argued that Google maintained an illegal monopoly by pre-installing its search engine as the default on Chrome and Android devices.
The ruling noted Google's Chrome browser holds over 60% of the market share, vastly outpacing Apple’s Safari, which captures around 20%.
The proposed judgment could also restrict Google from binding third-party deals that make it the default search engine, promoting competitive practices.
Collection
[
|
...
]