The judge ruled that for three years, Google will not be able to pay companies to launch apps exclusively on the Play Store or pay them to preinstall the company's app store on devices.
The order required Google to allow users to download competing third-party Android app platforms or stores in Play and to allow the use of competing in-app payment methods. It also barred Google from ...
It also barred Google from making payments to device makers to preinstall its app store and from sharing revenue generated from the Play store with other app distributors. Google, headed by CEO ...
It also barred Google from making payments to device makers to preinstall its app store and from sharing revenue generated from the Play store with other app distributors. Google has already ...
It also bars Google from making payments to device makers to preinstall its app store and from sharing revenue generated from the Play store with other app distributors. If Donato denies Google's ...
A federal judge ruled Monday that Google must open the Play Store to rival third-party Android app stores. U.S. District Judge James Donato ordered the tech giant to allow for the distribution of ...
Google has asked a California judge to delay a court order that would open its Play Store to more competition, citing security and privacy concerns. The order, stemming from a case by Epic Games, is ...