Google to pay $700-million to U.S. consumers, states in Play store settlement
- Google has agreed to pay $700 million in an antitrust settlement with U.S. States, allowing greater competition in its Play app store.
- The settlement requires Google to expand the ability of app developers to offer alternative billing options and simplify the process of downloading apps directly from developers.
- Consumers will receive at least $2 from the settlement fund, with additional payments based on their spending on the Play store.
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