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![]() ![]() ![]() Google has settled its long-running court battle with the Russian search engine Yandex. The Moscow-based company had accused the search giant's parent, Alphabet, of undermining competition by forcing phone makers to preinstall a set bundle of Google apps on Android. SEE ALSO: So much for Equal Pay Day: Google accused of 'very significant' pay discrimination Per the terms of the settlement, Google must ditch those restrictions in the country. Russian antitrust regulators also fined the company $7.8 million. While Google never outright required manufacturers to pre-load its apps, its previous rules made it so that companies producing Android-powered phones had to either install all of Google's core apps — Gmail, a browser with Google default search, and, most importantly, the Google Play app store — or **ne at all.* Read more... More about Google, Yandex, and Business ??????? ??????: Russia's biggest search engine beats Google in antitrust case || ??????: rss || ??????: اسم منتداك
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