Alphabet's Google is facing significant legal challenges this week. The company was ordered to open its Play Store to competitors and is appealing the decision. Concurrently, the US Justice Department is seeking a court order to break up Google's dominance in online search. The DOJ's proposed remedies aim to curb Google's monopolistic behavior, potentially affecting its future developments in generative AI. Google has filed an emergency motion to stay parts of the injunction won by Epic Games, which would force the company to allow competing app stores and payment options on Android devices. The injunction is set to take effect on November 1, and the court will hear Apple's motion related to the case on November 13.
Google wants US judge's app store ruling put on hold
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🚨🇺🇸GOOGLE FIGHTS TO KEEP CONTROL OF ITS APP STORE MONOPOLY Google is pushing to block a court order that could break its monopoly over the Android app market. The ruling would force Google to allow competing app stores and payment options, giving users more choice and… https://t.co/5VBvbwmxXM