Google has denied many of the accusations levied against it in the US and the EU and is fighting multiple court cases simultaneously. And while the tech giant had some recent wins by delaying opening its Play Store app to competitors and having an EU fine overturned, it’s losing ground on other fronts.
In response to the DOJ’s request to “break off” parts of the company, Google said it would devastate the tech giant and raise consumer prices.
Google’s official response was:
“Breaking them off would change their business models, raise iran mobile numbers list the cost of devices, and undermine Android and Google Play in their robust competition with Apple’s iPhone and App Store.”
Google’s vice president of regulatory affairs, Lee-Anne Mulholland, had this to say about the DOJ:
“It continues to push a radical agenda that goes far beyond the legal issues in this case.”
Ending on a political note, enforcing the sale of Chrome would be the current administration’s most significant win in its crusade to break up what it calls “Big Tech monopolies,” but with Trump heading back to the White House, whether it’ll happen is anyone`s guess.