Google Violates Court Order to Preserve Records of Employee Chats for Antitrust Litigations
Google was required by the Court to preserve chats in antitrust litigation over its Google Play app store policies.
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Google was required by the Court to preserve chats in antitrust litigation over its Google Play app store policies.
The CCI had slapped a penalty of Rs 1,337.76 crore on Google for anti-competitive practices on Android mobile devices back in October.
The company has previously argued that free and open-source Android has resulted in low-cost phones and driven competition with its chief rival, Apple. Android is the most popular mobile operating system, beating even Apple's iOS.
A US court has allowed a larger antitrust case against Google to proceed that allege that the tech giant monopolised the ad-tech market and suppressed competition by its access to data.