A jury in the United States has found that Google unlawfully made its Play Store dominant over rival app stores.
Epic Games, which owns popular video game Fortnite, sued Google in 2020, accusing it of a monopoly over the distribution of apps and in-app billing.
Hundreds of millions of people globally use the store to install apps for smartphones powered by Google’s Android software.
Hundreds of millions of people globally use the store to install apps for smartphones powered by Google’s Android software.
“Android and Google Play provide more choice and openness than any other major mobile platform,” Wilson White, vice-president of government affairs and public policy at Google, said.
“The trial made clear that we compete fiercely with Apple and its App Store, as well as app stores on Android devices and gaming consoles.
“We will continue to defend the Android business model and remain deeply committed to our users, partners, and the broader Android ecosystem,”
Epic Chief Executive Tim Sweeney said that work on remedies would start in January.
“Victory over Google! After 4 weeks of detailed court testimony, the California jury found against the Google Play monopoly on all counts,” Epic Chief Executive Tim Sweeney wrote in a post on X, formerly known as Twitter.
A jury in the United States has found that Google unlawfully made its Play Store dominant over rival app stores.
Hundreds of millions of people globally use the store to install apps for smartphones powered by Google’s Android software.
Epic Games, which owns popular video game Fortnite, sued Google in 2020, accusing it of a monopoly over the distribution of apps and in-app billing.
“Android and Google Play provide more choice and openness than any other major mobile platform,” Wilson White, vice-president of government affairs and public policy at Google, said.
Hundreds of millions of people globally use the store to install apps for smartphones powered by Google’s Android software.
Hundreds of millions of people globally use the store to install apps for smartphones powered by Google’s Android software.
“Android and Google Play provide more choice and openness than any other major mobile platform,” Wilson White, vice-president of government affairs and public policy at Google, said.
“The trial made clear that we compete fiercely with Apple and its App Store, as well as app stores on Android devices and gaming consoles.
“We will continue to defend the Android business model and remain deeply committed to our users, partners, and the broader Android ecosystem,”
Epic Chief Executive Tim Sweeney said that work on remedies would start in January.
“Victory over Google! After 4 weeks of detailed court testimony, the California jury found against the Google Play monopoly on all counts,” Epic Chief Executive Tim Sweeney wrote in a post on X, formerly known as Twitter.
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