Judge Rules Google can stay chrome but must stop exclusive search searches

Google does not have to sell its wild popular Chrome Web browser, but cannot be included in exclusive search offers, the Federal Judge ruled Tuesday. Google must also share search information.

This medicine is a long expected moment after a Landmark 2020 antitrust case Anti-Google from the Ministry of Justice, which has ruled the internet giant illegally maintained dominance in a network search. This made up expensive contracts with companies like Apple, Mozilla and Samsung, which is a Google Data default platform search on various services and devices.

The potential cure for the case would have to google sell your Chrome Web browser, currently maintaining 69% of the global market share, according to Globalstats. Chrome gives Google valuable user data to use to improve search and better focus on the network.

Google has not replied immediately upon request for comment.

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