Judge rules can keep Google with chromium, but you must stop exclusive search deals

Google does not have to sell the famous Chrome web browser, but he cannot engage in exclusive search deals, a federal judge spent on Tuesday. Google must also share search data.

This treatment is a long -awaited moment after a Teacher 2020 Anti -monopoly cases Against Google from the Ministry of Justice, which ruled that the Internet giant was illegally maintaining the dominance of online search. He did this by editing expensive contracts with companies such as Apple, Mozilla and Samsung that made Google the virtual search platform on various services and devices.

A possible treatment for this issue will require Google to sell the Chrome web browser, which currently maintains 69 % of the global market share, according to Globalstats. Chrome provides Google user data that you use to improve the search and online advertising concentration.

Google did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

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