Google's international antitrust woes continue. This time it's a federal regulatory agency in India giving the company some expensive trouble: the Competition Commission of India found that Google is engaging in "anti-competitive, unfair, and restrictive trade practices" in the mobile phone market and related areas. The report concludes that Google violated five different sections of India's Competition Act of 2002.
The Times of India (via XDA) claims to have a copy of the final report, which states that Google abused its market position to deny access to competitors.
Read MoreIndia's Google antitrust complaint is a familiar refrain was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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Michael Crider Sky blue, sun rose in the east, Google's got a fresh antitrust complaint
Google's international antitrust woes continue. This time it's a federal regulatory agency in India giving the company some expensive trouble: the Competition Commission of India found that Google is engaging in "anti-competitive, unfair, and restrictive trade practices" in the mobile phone market and related areas. The report concludes that Google violated five different sections of India's Competition Act of 2002.
The Times of India (via XDA) claims to have a copy of the final report, which states that Google abused its market position to deny access to competitors.
Read MoreIndia's Google antitrust complaint is a familiar refrain was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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