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EU imposes €890 million fine on Google for competition law violations

23 Temmuz 2026The Guardian

Google has been fined €890 million by the European Union for violating competition laws related to its search and app store services. The European Commission found that Google prioritized its own services over those of competitors, breaching the Digital Markets Act.
The company is now required to treat third-party services in a fair and non-discriminatory manner.
The Digital Markets Act aims to ensure fair competition and prevent monopolistic practices in the digital sector. This ruling against Google is part of broader regulatory efforts by the EU to hold major tech companies accountable for their market behaviors.
This substantial fine reflects the EU's ongoing commitment to enforcing competition laws in the digital marketplace. By prioritizing its own services, Google not only undermined fair competition but also limited consumer choice.

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