Google monopoly news: DOJ seeks breakup of Google’s ad tech business, while Google appeals Epic Games injunction over Play Store. The only relief came from China, which ended an antitrust probe against Google, which still has major legal battles ahead



Google monopoly news: DOJ seeks to split its ad business; firm moves SC to avert Epic Games injunction that can hurt Play Store and Android dominance

The EU's €2.95 billion fine on Google for abusing dominance in adtech by favouring its own services is more than just another monetary penalty. It could pave the way for the breakup of its ad business in European Union

Google fined $3.5 billion by EU, but will it lead to breakup of the advertising monopoly of tech giant?

A woman is suing Google over stolen nude photos and sex videos posted online. The lawsuit demands permanent removal of intimate images and AI-generated deepfakes from search results, highlighting privacy rights and the right to be forgotten. Here is why this case matters



She found her naked pics and sex videos online, and is suing Google. Why 'Our Nudes Not Your Business' case is important

The US Justice Department’s refusal to split the Chrome browser may look like a compromise, but Google’s grip on the web remains ironclad. Its open-source browser architecture, under the project known as Chromium, is the reason it got away. Here’s what you should know.

Google IS a monopoly, but US can't touch it: Chrome escaped breakup partly due to Chromium. But what is it?

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Google monopoly news: DOJ seeks to split its ad business; firm moves SC to avert Epic Games injunction that can hurt Play Store and Android dominance

Google fined $3.5 billion by EU: Will it be any different this time?

Our nudes not your business: Woman sues Google over sex videos found via search

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