Google fined €890m by EU for favouring its own apps over rivals
Google has been fined €890 million by the European Union for unfairly prioritizing its own applications over competitors' apps. This penalty marks the first significant enforcement action against the tech giant under the EU's newly implemented digital regulations designed to ensure fair competition in the digital marketplace.
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Google fined €890m by EU for favouring its own apps over rivals
Google has been fined €890 million by the European Union for unfairly prioritizing its own applications over competing services. This marks the first significant enforcement action against the tech company under the EU's recently implemented digital regulations designed to ensure fair competition in the digital marketplace.
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