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How will Google respond to DOJ's data licensing proposal by end of 2024?
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Agrees to terms • 25%
Negotiates different terms • 25%
Rejects proposal • 25%
No response by deadline • 25%
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DOJ Seeks to Force Google to Sell Chrome, Unbundle Android to Break Search Monopoly
Nov 18, 2024, 11:06 PM
Top officials at the U.S. Department of Justice's antitrust division plan to ask a federal judge to force Alphabet Inc.'s Google to sell off its Chrome web browser, aiming to break up the company's alleged monopoly in online search, according to multiple reports on Monday. The DOJ seeks to dismantle Google's dominance by targeting its control over the Chrome browser, which is integral to its search and advertising operations. Additionally, the department proposes measures to allow websites to opt out of having their data used for artificial intelligence purposes and suggests unbundling Google Play from Android. The DOJ also seeks data licensing agreements to promote competition. Google responded by stating that the DOJ's proposals would harm consumers and developers.
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Agrees to sell Chrome • 25%
Agrees to unbundle Android • 25%
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Complies with all demands • 25%
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Fights all demands in court • 25%
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Accept proposal • 25%
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Full compliance • 25%
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Negotiated settlement • 25%
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Negotiate settlement • 25%
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Accepts all proposed remedies • 25%
Negotiates terms • 25%
Rejects proposal and appeals • 25%
Other • 25%
Breakup of Chrome, Android, and Play • 25%
Data sharing with rivals • 25%
Restrictions on contracts • 25%
No substantial changes • 25%
Accepts remedies • 25%
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Other • 25%