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Impact of Google's antitrust ruling on other tech companies' practices
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Other companies file similar lawsuits • 33%
Companies modify their app store policies • 33%
No significant changes by other companies • 34%
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Judge Deliberates Changes to Google's Play Store After Antitrust Breach
May 24, 2024, 12:00 AM
A US federal judge, James Donato, is deliberating on proposed changes to Google's Android app store to prevent anticompetitive tactics. This follows a recent jury finding that Google breached antitrust laws. The case involves Alphabet's Google and 'Fortnite' maker Epic Games, who faced off in court. Judge Donato hinted on Thursday that Google, deemed an illegal monopolist, may have to pay penalties. The proposed changes specifically target the Play Store.
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Other tech companies adjust their ad practices • 25%
No significant impact on other tech companies • 25%
Other tech companies benefit from Google’s loss • 25%
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Challenge similar legal orders • 25%
Google stock price increases • 25%
Google stock price decreases • 25%
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Google stock price is highly volatile • 25%
Support TikTok • 25%
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Settles all cases • 25%
Appeals any guilty verdicts • 25%
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Google expands NFC access • 33%
Samsung expands NFC access • 33%
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Follow YouTube's compliance • 33%
Challenge the court order • 33%
No action taken • 34%
Facebook • 25%
Amazon • 25%
Apple • 25%
No other tech company • 25%
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Tech companies support Microsoft • 33%
Tech companies remain neutral • 33%
Tech companies oppose Microsoft • 34%