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During the trial, which started on September 12, the US Justice Department sought to prove that Google is a monopolist and abuses its power to stay on top in the online search space. ​Heres all you need to know about the case at this stage.

The US government vs Google antitrust trial is nearing its end with the evidentiary phase coming to a close. The government accuses Google of breaking

Cooperative Android manufacturers only get 12 percent of search revenue.

This revelation adds transparency to the scrutinized relationship between these tech giants. During testimony on behalf of Alphabet at the ongoing Justice Department trial, it was disclosed that Google pays Apple 36 percent of the ad revenue generated when users conduct Google searches through Apple's Safari browser.

This revelation was made this week in the US government’s anti-monopoly court case against Google — which both Apple and Google have tried to keep from going public. 

Google pays Apple Inc. 36% of the revenue it earns from search advertising made through the Safari browser, the main economics expert for the Alphabet Inc.…

Google pays Apple 36% of Safari search advertising revenue, underscoring their pivotal search engine partnership.

Plus: Who’s selling their shares?

Google pays Apple Inc 36% of the revenue it earns from search advertising made through the Safari browser, the main economics expert for the Alphabet Inc unit said on Nov 13.

Google pays Apple 36% of its revenue generated from search advertising through the Safari browser, Google’s source accidentally revealed during the antitrust trial on Monday.