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Google's changes to Search and the Play Store still fall short for the EU
The tech giant is in hot water again
Back in 2017, Google landed in hot water when the European Commission hit it with a massive €2.42 billion fine for unfairly promoting its own shopping services over competitors in search results. That wasn’t the end of the story, though. Regulators have been keeping a close eye on Google ever since, and now, the tech giant is under fire again. This time, the EU is accusing Google of breaking two major rules, reigniting its ongoing battle with European regulators.
