Comisia Europeană amendează Google cu 890 de milioane de euro pentru încălcarea regulilor digitale ale UE

The European Commission has fined Google a total of 890 million euros for violating EU competition rules under the Digital Markets Act. The fines address Google's preferential treatment of its own services in search results and restrictions on developers directing consumers to alternative purchasing platforms. These practices have been deemed harmful to competition and limit opportunities for other companies. The decision may escalate tensions between the EU and the US regarding tech regulation, as past measures against American giants have faced criticism from US leaders. The Commission emphasizes its commitment to ensuring fair competition in the digital market.