Antitrust Case Against Google

SOURCE www.breitbart.com
The DOJ has proposed remedies in the antitrust case against Google, including selling the Chrome browser and imposing restrictions on the Android operating system. Google opposes the proposed remedies, stating they go beyond the court's decision and would harm consumers, the economy, and national security.

Key Points

  • DOJ proposes forcing Google to sell Chrome browser and imposing restrictions on Android
  • Google opposes the proposed remedies, arguing they go beyond the court's decision
  • Antitrust case aims to break up Google's alleged monopoly in the search market

Pros

  • Proposed remedies aim to break up Google's alleged monopoly in the search market
  • Forcing Google to sell Chrome browser could promote competition
  • Imposing restrictions on Android could prevent unfair competition practices

Cons

  • Google strongly opposes the proposed remedies, stating they would harm consumers, the economy, and national security
  • Google may appeal the ruling and seek a delay in implementing any remedies