CCI imposes Rs 1,338-crore fine on Google for ‘anti-competitive practices’
CCI also directed Google to modify its conduct within a defined timeline.
CCI imposes monetary penalty of ₹ 1337.76 crore on Google for abusing dominant position in multiple markets in the… https://t.co/HrErHmNiIh
— CCI (@CCI_India) 1666275728000
“Smart mobile devices need an operating system (OS) to run applications (apps) and programs. Android is one such mobile operating systems which was acquired by Google in 2005. The Commission in the instant matter has examined various practices of Google w.r.t. licensing of this Android mobile operating system and various proprietary mobile applications of Google (e.g. Play Store, Google Search, Google Chrome, YouTube, etc.),” CCI said in a press release.
The competition watchdog further said that Google’s business was found to be driven by the “ultimate intent of increasing users on its platforms” so that they interact with its revenue earning service i.e., online search which directly affects sale of online advertising services by Google.
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