Google could face Chrome and Android split
How the DOJ wants to break up Google’s search monopoly
The government laid out how it wants a judge to consider undoing Google’s monopoly power, including breaking up the company.
Google could face Chrome and Android split as DOJ seeks breakup
The DOJ filing then quotes the court's findings that Google's control of the Chrome browser with Google Search set as the default on Android devices “significantly narrows the available channels of distribution and thus disincentivizes the emergence of new competition.”
DOJ Reveals Its Plan for Breaking Up Google’s Search Monopoly
The agency said in a court filing that it is considering remedies ranging from forcing Google to split off parts of its business to requiring the company to share key data and details about its search algorithms with competitors.
Google calls out DOJ’s ‘radical’ proposed breakup plan
Google argues, in part, that a breakup would make advertising less valuable and harm publishers and merchants.
DOJ Mulls Breakup of Google To Improve Search Competition
The Justice Department has submitted a filing giving a federal court a framework for restructuring Alphabet's Google, including breaking up the tech giant for an illegal monopoly over search.
DOJ suggests splitting off Chrome and Android to break Google’s monopoly
DOJ’s proposed remedies aim to curb Google’s dominance in search and advertising, as the tech giant warns of potential privacy risks and threats to innovation in AI and online security.
DOJ’s Google breakup remedy puts tech world on notice
The US Justice Department said in a new court filing that it may recommend a break up of Google, showing just how far Washington is willing to go to rein in Big Tech.
The DOJ is considering asking judge to break up Google
After a major antitrust lawsuit against Google, a federal judge ruled that it illegally monopolized online search. Now, the DOJ is proposing remedies.
Android, Chrome May Split From Google in Antitrust Case
The US government considers how to break up Google's monopoly. Google claims the government's 'sweeping agenda' would harm customers and 'break' Chrome and Android.
The US Could Force Android and Chrome to Split From Google
The DOJ just announced its recommendations for Google’s search engine business, which “would prevent Google from using products such as Chrome, Play, and Android to advantage Google search and Google search-related products and features.
Google might be forced to split up Chrome and Android over antitrust concerns
The DOJ is considering antitrust actions that could lead to breaking up Google’s grip on online search by separating Android, Chrome, and other products. The U.S. government sees potential antitrust issues connecting Google’s Android,
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US plan to break up Google's search dominance threatens profit engine, AI growth
The remedies strike at the heart of the internet empire and can reduce its revenue while giving its rivals more room to grow.
DOJ Weighs Breakup of Google for ‘Unlawful Conduct’ in Search-Engine Dominance
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