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Google agreed to pay $700 million (about €600 million) to resolve a lawsuit for anti-competitive practices, presented by dozens of states, informed Arizona Attorney's Office, co-author of the action. Attorneys in 50 US states, Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands were challenging the technological giant's control over the distribution of Android applications and payments within Google Play applications. A federal court in San Francis…
Google agreed to pay $700 million to resolve a lawsuit for anticompetitive practices on Google Play.
Google agreed to pay $700 million (about €600 million) to resolve a lawsuit for anticompetitive practices, presented by dozens of states, told Arizona Attorney's Office, co-author of the action.
Attorneys from 50 US states, Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands were challenging the control of the technological giant over distributing the Android app and payments within Google Play apps.
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