Judge Again Denies Apple's Attempt to Intervene in Google Search Engine Lawsuit

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Google pays Apple billions each year to be the default search engine for Safari, and the court decided that deal and other Google practices violate antitrust law.The U.S.government has asked the court to prevent Google from entering into search contracts with Apple and other companies, and Apple does not want that to happen.

Apple is fighting to defend its multi-billion dollar search engine deal with Google as Google is prosecuted for antitrust violations, and so far, the court isn't making it easy.

Last year, Google was found guilty of violating antitrust law, and its search engine deal with Apple was a main focus of the case.

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Author / Journalist: Juli Clover

Category: Technology

Markets: United States

Topics: DOJ Google Apple Antitrust

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Published On: 2025-02-03 @ 12:17:01 (19 hours ago)

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