The US Department of Justice has initiated Google Google Sell Chrome browser as part of the antitrust law. This step is part of a wider campaign aimed at reducing the monopolistic impact of the company in the technology market.
In August 2023, the US court recognized Google as a monopolist. The main claim was that the integration of the Chrome browser with Google Search and other products limits competition in the search. Since then, regulators have been developing a plan of action to eliminate anticompetitive practices.
- Chrome Google sells
can be obliged to sell Chrome, the most popular browser in the world to reduce the impact on the search market. - Product separation
is planned to force Google to share your Android operating system and other services such as Google Search and Google Play Store. This will reduce the company's impact on Android ecosystem. - data
can force licenses to data used in search algorithms. This will give competitors and startups from artificial intelligence to create their own search indexes and improve algorithms. - Advertising control
is planned to oblige Google to share data with advertisers, giving them more opportunities to control the placement of advertising. - The cancellation of exclusive transactions
will no longer be able to conclude exclusive agreements, as it was in 2022 with Apple, when Google received a search engine status by Safari for $ 20 billion.
