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Google loses app store antitrust appeal, must make sweeping changes to Play Store
Google is running out of legal maneuvers to avoid rewriting the rules for Android apps. Having lost the appeal, Google appears poised to take the case to the US Supreme Court. However, there is no guarantee the high court will hear the case or rule in Google's favor if it does.
Currently, Google only allows fantasy sports apps and Rummy games to be hosted on Play Store as part of a pilot programme ...
Google is grappling with a significant challenge after Epic Games won its antitrust lawsuit against the tech giant for a ...
Following Epic Games' antitrust win, Google faces a 14-day deadline to implement major changes to Google Play, Android's main ...
After yesterday's loss in court, Google has filed an emergency stay to put a pause on the changes it'll have to make to the ...
As far as what we're looking at here, according to the court document, this will impact over 100 million Play Store users in the US alone, along with over 500,000 developers. Google shares that ...
The Kindle app for Android, for example, does not use Google Play Billing and pays Google 30$ of each e-book it sells. Instead, it is up to the user to figure out that they have to open their device’s ...
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