US judge orders Google to open its Android app store to competition
Google has been ordered to open up its app store to rivals following a major court case in the US.
Google has been ordered to open up its app store to rivals following a major court case in the US.
The Advertising Standards Authority said both rulings are part of a wider investigation into how ‘online choice architecture’ can harm consumers.
Google broke EU antitrust rules for abusing its search engine dominance to unfairly promote its own comparison shopping service.
The Competition and Markets Authority is looking to the new digital markets competition laws to resolve concerns about high prices and reduced choice.
A US court has ruled that Google has been unlawfully monopolising the internet search market.
The payments and financial regulators ask for views on the impacts that Apple Pay, Google Pay and Paypal have on people and businesses.
Brands behind expensive smart devices are potentially breaking new product security laws, says Which?.
Go-ahead given for a £13bn claim over Google’s advertising tech and the launch of a new £1.1bn claim against Amazon by UK retailers.
The competition court this week agreed to hear the evidence together from two major trials against Google’s app store over anti-competitive claims.
European Commission’s sweeping new powers to rein in big tech will give European consumers more choice. Find out where this leaves UK consumers.
Tech giant Apple fined for not allowing music streaming apps like Spotify to tell customers they can subscribe for cheaper if they do not use Apple’s App Store.
New guidelines aim to help companies from big tech firms like Apple, Google, Meta and Microsoft to small businesses use AI in a safe and responsible way.