Google, amendat din nou de UE pentru că încalcă principiul concurenței. Care este suma uriașă pe care gigantul tech trebuie să o plătească

The European Commission has fined Google €890 million for serious violations of the Digital Markets Act, marking the first major penalty under this new legislation. The fine is divided into two parts: €460 million for data security violations related to search and €430 million for issues in the Google Play store. The Commission found that Google unfairly prioritized its own services in search results and restricted developers from communicating with users about alternative purchasing options. Google has 60 days to rectify these anti-competitive practices or face additional daily penalties. The timing of the fine may provoke a reaction from Donald Trump, but EU officials assert their right to regulate American tech companies.