The European Union has fined Google 1 billion dollars regarding the Play app store and search engine.
The European Union implemented a significant regulatory measure against Google, fining it 1 billion US dollars for its anti-competitive practices related to the Play app store and search engine. This decision is part of efforts aimed at limiting the market dominance of technology giants.
The fine is related to cases of abuse of its dominant position in the Play app store's app distribution policies and in the search engine. The European Union states that these practices restricted competition and created unfavorable conditions for consumers and other companies.
These measures are a continuation of the European Union's long-term policy aimed at ensuring fair competition in digital markets.
This information was published by the AP News agency.